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Subject: Deform- >Smooth on UVs?

Subject: Deform- >Smooth on UVs?

2005-06-28       - By Matthias Worch

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I'm looking for a way to automate it. The idea is to model a subD cage
and to UV that cage, then to create two levels of detail of that mesh
by 1) adding a subD level to the cage and 2) adding a Smooth operator
to a duplicate cage (so that the silhouette of the cage model matches
the smoothed version).

I also have some old, UVed assets that need to be taken through that
process, and manually adjusting UVs after the Smooth is prohibitive.

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Matthias Worch
http://www.langsuyar.com

SC> do the smooth first then layout uvs.

SC> if you have already done the uvs. then do relax in the TE.. and try to
SC> match as best you can..

SC> On 6/28/05, Matthias Worch <langsuyar@(protected)> wrote:
>> When applying Deform->Smooth to a polygon mesh, I can't find a way to
>> have the UVs of a mesh smoothed by the same amount as the vertices, Is
>> there a way to do that? Otherwise the UVs stay the same while the
>> vertices move, resulting in stretchy UVs.
>>
>> --
>> Matthias Worch
>> http://www.langsuyar.com
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