Hello,
I am trying to wrap a DAZ3d obj export onto a Fuse obj export. When I click compute in the wrapping node nothing happens. I have attached the documents.
Here is a link with the obj files.
Thanks,
Hello,
I am trying to wrap a DAZ3d obj export onto a Fuse obj export. When I click compute in the wrapping node nothing happens. I have attached the documents.
Here is a link with the obj files.
Thanks,
Hey,
If you hold middle mouse button over a wrapping node you will see the string error in pop-up menu. The problem is that your basemesh contains eyeballs and teeth (as disconnected elements). You should remove them before wrapping (more about this here http://www.russian3dscanner.com/docs/Wrap3/Nodes/Wrapping/Wrapping.html#basemesh-limitations). After wrapping you can deform original basemesh the same way the edited basemesh was deformed using Lattice node.
Here is how the project can look like

As you model has mouth-socket don’t forget to select it as free polygons before wrapping

I have also attached the project.
Hi Andrew,
Thanks for your response. Your file is working but I am trying to acheive the opposite the DAZ file is my target for my Fuse file.
I cleaned up the mesh and removed the disconnected elements but it still doesn’t work…
Here is the link to my new files:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6byyzhy7ziigczc/WrappingProblem2.zip?dl=0
Hello,
It is a bug in Wrapping node. The problem is that the basemesh contains isolated vertices (the polygons of the mouth socket were removed but the vertices are still there).
http://russian3dscanner.com/images/IsolatedVertices.jpg
We will add a warning to a Wrapping node and an option to RepairGeom node to remove isolated vertices.
Untill then the workaround is to remove isolated vertices in any third-party software. I know that ZBrish offers to remove isolated vertices while importing a mesh. I think that 3DsMax also has a special flag for OBJ-export.
Ok thanks. I will look at that.