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==Description==
==Description==


The '''Mesh Segmentation''' command creates separate mesh segments for specified surface types of a mesh object.
La commande '''Mesh Division''' crée des segments de maillage séparés pour les types de surface spécifiés d'un objet maillé.


==Usage==
==Usage==

Revision as of 21:24, 27 July 2020

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Mesh Division

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Maillages → Diviser le maillage
Ateliers
Mesh
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Introduit dans la version
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Voir aussi
Mesh Segmentation adaptée

Description

La commande Mesh Division crée des segments de maillage séparés pour les types de surface spécifiés d'un objet maillé.

Usage

  1. Select a single mesh object.
  2. Select the Meshes → Create mesh segments... option from the menu.
  3. The Mesh segmentation task panel opens.
  4. Optionally check the Smooth mesh option and specify a value for the smoothness of the mesh. The higher the value the smoother the mesh is assumed to be. Specifying 0 has the same effect as unchecking this option. Do not select this option if you want to create planar segments.
  5. Select the surface type you wish to create mesh segments for. You can select more than one type, but this can lead to poorer results. The available surface types are:
    • Plane
    • Cylinder
    • Sphere
    • Freeform
  6. Specify the required settings. Make sure the Tolerance values are not too low, and the Minimum number of faces values not too high.
  7. Press the OK button.
  8. The command will create a group containing separate mesh objects, each a segment of the original mesh object.
  9. If the created group is empty try using the command again with modified settings.

Notes

  • The current version of the command has trouble identifying faces at the edges of surface types.
  • In some cases the Mesh SegmentationBestFit command will produce better results.