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04/08/16(Fri)04:37:39 No.518729
Anonymous 04/08/16(Fri)04:37:39 No.518729 Archived
Alright.

Major problem.

Remeshing an object that i've GoZ from Maya and its a hardsurface object.

I want to keep the hard surface while remeshing it and the guides aren't enough.

Anyway to crease an edge and keep that crease while remeshing?
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Anonymous
04/08/16(Fri)08:39:27 No.518752
Anonymous 04/08/16(Fri)08:39:27 No.518752
>>518729
You can assign polygroups and tell zremesher to keep them.
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Anonymous
04/08/16(Fri)11:28:39 No.518766
Anonymous 04/08/16(Fri)11:28:39 No.518766
Polygroup by normal could be of interest. It should assign PGs and differentiate elements automatically
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