Transform dot image into holes

[guillaume_dete]

Let’s say i have this amazing image. Id’like to transform it into tiny holes in a wood pannel . How could I manage to vary the depth of the extrusion depending on the size of the hole diameter?

thanks a lot for any precious help

[johnsonshiue]

Hi! I am not sure if Fusion has the workflow transferring an image-based texture to a face as geometry. But you may look in to "Volumetric Lattice" or "Geometric Pattern" (both are paid extensions).

Many thanks!

[TrippyLighting]

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@johnsonshiue wrote:

Hi! I am not sure if Fusion has the workflow transferring an image-based texture to a face as geometry. But you may look in to "Volumetric Lattice" or "Geometric Pattern" (both are paid extensions).

Many thanks!

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It doesn't even have pattern tools to do this with native geometry.

[g-andresen]

Hi,

Even if the image were vectorized, there is no way to create a diameter-dependent depth for holes.
This raises the question of whether the holes are drilled with individual tools or milled with a tool diameter that corresponds to the smallest hole diameter.

günther

[matthewrjacobs]

You could try Project Salvador, the AI app, for the hole pattern.   It's pretty hit or miss, but sometimes gets in the neighborhood.

https://apps.autodesk.com/FUSION/en/Detail/Index?id=8558451727109537930&appLang=en&os=Win64 

you could fake a diameter dependent extrusion by making a plane at an angle below the holes,  then extrude "to object", object being the plane.

[g-andresen]

Hi,

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@matthewrjacobs  schrieb:

you could fake a diameter dependent extrusion by making a plane at an angle below the holes,  then extrude "to object", object being the plane.

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please demonstrate the implementation of this statement

günther

[Warmingup1953]

You want the larger holes to be deeper?... proportionally so?

[matthewrjacobs]

@g-andresen Assuming he wants the bigger holes to extrude deeper than the smaller holes.