The mesh is quad-based now, so you can add a Multiresoultion Modifier it to e.g. No matter which remesher you use, after remeshing, a new remeshed object is created, the original object is still available but hidden in the scene, so that the process is non-destructive. This remeshers is a Blender operator that is using an implementation of Quadriflow:

Vertex Count: Desired vertex count of the output mesh.Crease Degree: Dihedral angle threshold for creases.Smooth iterations: Number of smoothing & ray tracing reprojection steps (default: 2).Boundaries: Align to boundaries (only applies when the mesh is not closed).Instrinsic: Intrinsic mode (extrinsic is the default).Dominant: Generate a tri/quad dominant mesh instead of a pure tri/quad mesh.Deterministic: Prefer (slower) deterministic algorithms.To remesh an object in the Blender scene with Instant Meshes just select it and press the Remesh button after setting the desired settings (here are the descriptions from the Instant Meshes Application): Now you have the option to use different remeshers: The application can be downloaded here.Īfter the installation process, the Panel JRemesh is available in the Blender sidebar (Press N key to toggle it).

and select the zip-file in the following dialog.įor using the remesher Instant Meshes, select the Instant Meshes Application for the property in the addon's preferences. The zip-File contains the addon that has to be installed in the Blender Preferences (Edit -> Preferences). Another option is to use the internal operator for Quadriflow. The addon uses the free tool Instant Meshes, that has to be downloaded separately and is referenced by the addon. This is especially useful for hardsurface modeling, because after the remesh a Multiresolution modifier can be added to the mesh so that it can be used for hardsurface sculpting. With the Blender addon JRemesh Tools existing meshes can be remeshed to a quad based topology.

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