Hi Sergey, Thank you for the information.
> But I will rebuild last year quad based automatic remeshing code by > Rohith with most fresh Blender code ( or even with Bmesh ) - so it > will be seen if that code could be used as aid tool for you. This could be a huge help, thank you very much. As I understand there was a lack of availability of suitable libraries that stopped the GSoC project from going further? > The nice feature of that code - that > after you have feature lines ( with your proposed tools ) are rendered > - then automatically generated mesh will keep those > feature lines intact ( and also will preserve borders ) - so new > retopo mesh will easily fit into bigger mesh and retopo of large > pieces of mesh ( not only retopo with 4 or so quads per selected > 'section') will be also easy and intuitive with your tool. yes, i can see how this could be useful if moving back and forth between z-brush etc. > Bmesh, of cause ( with more flexible structures ) , will be of help here too. I am anticipating this! As I understand, it is an easier library to work with and provides more utility functions than the existing mesh library. > So if your proposal is accepted, I will make you aware of new builds > and you would be able to access if that code could fit into your > proposal as underlying 'quad-generation' code over selected feature > lines ( taking into account the mesh, of cause ). That would be very useful, I'd be really interested to see how well the last years GSoC project on auto-retopo worked, if it could be adapted for use in any way that would be awesome. Thank you for the feedback, Best regards, Dan _______________________________________________ Bf-committers mailing list Bf-committers@blender.org http://lists.blender.org/mailman/listinfo/bf-committers