Venation
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cfeldman
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Good day
I try to do the exercise-example of “Venation”,
but I use another 3D model of mine, which I would like to apply that nerve effect.
Now the definition works with “Breps”
… and from there use the populate points … to create the veins.
My question is: if I have 4 “”Meshes”” … and one result of join them, I will have a unique mesh, but should I convert that result to “Brep”, in order to use the “definition” with that other 3D model?
convert the mesh to Brep?
or how should I proceed?
Regards
parametric
Hi Claudio
Yes you can use mesh…just simply give the mesh input to the populate geometry or download this definition again…we have added a mesh input
cfeldman
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Here some step, but not the finally , i cant do it the last .
Can you see the file ?
Greetings