@panixia thank you very much for taking your time to resolve this issue. This would be my first time using flowify and my first time working odd shapes like these. I did try using fredobend once again and it did work but not perfect and ofcourse the model is now heavy, what could i do to lighten the model? I do have to learn to be better organized and be orderly as you said.

@panixia @Rich-O-Brien i just attempted to user fredobend, it just keeps loading as well unfortunately

@panixia parametric facade issue.skp here is just the model

@Rich-O-Brien I only know how to use sketchup. Would there be a possible workaround on SketchUp ? Using texture would be obvious when it comes rendering and final finish, it wouldn't look realistic or prety

@Rich-O-Brien I think i have tried Fredobend and it didn't work as my curved surface isnt straight or linear, instead it curves at an angle, so basically the curve has a gradient, unless im doing something wrong with the bend extension. is there another way to resolve this without losing design detail and quality ?

Hello All,
I'm having an issue with flowify. i have taken all the right steps when it comes to preparation before initiating flowify but it seems my object is too heavy, maybe due to heavy geometry and such. when ever i try to flowify it freezes and i keep waiting for change but it keeps loading and i never get my results. what im trying to flowify is a parametric facade and as seen in the image added there are many holes and odd shapes.

i have used cleanup3 but it has helped.
i hope i can get an answer.