crumpled object

[abiliofernandes097]

Hello

I do animation in Blender but use Fusion for modeling.

I would like to know how you would create defects/dents in an object's mesh in Fusion, like in the image below.

mainly on the edge as marked in the red circle

Thank you.

[kacper.suchomski · Accepted solution]

Hi

Yes, you can simply sketch such a trace on one face and use the Revolve operation in cut mode to remove the material.

[abiliofernandes097]

Is there a way to apply this defect to multiple parts of the object at once? In random locations?

[kacper.suchomski]

If you model it, you will have it modeled.

[abiliofernandes097]

Is there any command, for example: random, to type in the value of a resource, for example: fillet size, to apply fillet to different lines with different sizes at once?

[TrippyLighting]

I would suggest you use a displacement texture in Blender to apply such imperfections!

[abiliofernandes097]

the mesh is very subdivided/heavy

[kacper.suchomski]

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@abiliofernandes097 wrote:

Is there any command, for example: random, to type in the value of a resource, for example: fillet size, to apply fillet to different lines with different sizes at once?

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In the fillet dialog box, you can specify multiple places assigned to different values ​​in one command; but I don't see the relevance of this tool to your topic.

[abiliofernandes097]

to fill each dent with a different value, to make it more natural

[TrippyLighting]

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@abiliofernandes097 wrote:

the mesh is very subdivided/heavy

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Understood!

Creating such features as actual geometry is much more problematic in CAD than in a Mesh based software such as Blender!

For visualization purposes, usually a bump or perhaps better a normal map are the right tools. There are quite a few plugins available to help with that in Blender.

[kacper.suchomski]

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@abiliofernandes097 wrote:

to fill each dent with a different value, to make it more natural

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But this isn't Fillet, it's Revolve.

Yes, you can draw multiple regions in a single sketch as long as they all lie on the same plane.