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My client just informed me that multiple clothing items created with Garment Maker and Cloth modifiers need to be converted to all quads. Quadify Mesh modifier creates quads and lots of tri's. HSDS modifier on top of modifier stack that contains cloth and garment maker crashes MAX 2016. Collapse of the stack to Polygons, then HSDS modifier and selecting "force quads" still crashes MAX 2016.
Is there any solution to fully quadifying a DeLauney triangle mesh?
My client just informed me that multiple clothing items created with Garment Maker and Cloth modifiers need to be converted to all quads. Quadify Mesh modifier creates quads and lots of tri's. HSDS modifier on top of modifier stack that contains cloth and garment maker crashes MAX 2016. Collapse of the stack to Polygons, then HSDS modifier and selecting "force quads" still crashes MAX 2016.
Is there any solution to fully quadifying a DeLauney triangle mesh?
There is no animation. The hope was a simple, clean conversion from tri's to quads. Using Skin-wrap requires creating another similar clothing model but from quads, then using the original model to deform the new quad model by moving the original into the quad version like a collision object. It sort of works, but is not optimum.
There is no animation. The hope was a simple, clean conversion from tri's to quads. Using Skin-wrap requires creating another similar clothing model but from quads, then using the original model to deform the new quad model by moving the original into the quad version like a collision object. It sort of works, but is not optimum.
