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Blender 2.65: Modifiers

Laplacian Smooth Modifier

The Laplacian Smooth modifier allows you to reduce noise on a mesh's surface with minimal changes to its shape. This is useful for objects that have been reconstructed from the real world, containing undesirable noise. A mesh smoothing tool removes noise while still preserving desirable geometry as well as the shape of the original model.

The Laplacian Smooth modifier is based on a curvature flow Laplace Beltrami operator in a diffusion equation. Full documentation and example .blend files are on the Laplacian Smooth manual page.

Apinzonf GSOC 2012 Diagram lambda0 0.png Apinzonf GSOC 2012 Diagram lambda0 5.png Apinzonf GSOC 2012 Diagram lambda2 5.png Apinzonf GSOC 2012 Diagram lambda5 0.png


Decimate Modifier

The decimator was rewritten, and now preserves UV's and vertex colors. There are now 3 different simplification modes to choose from.

  • Edge Collapse - Typical method used to simplify meshes that was used in the original modifier.
  • UnSubdivide - Reduce detail on grid-heavy meshes (without giving uneven geometry).
  • Planar - Reduces detail on forms comprised of mainly flat surfaces.

Edge-Collapse method has support for using a vertex group to control what parts of the mesh are reduced.

Comparisons, Color & UV

Blender2.65 unsubdivide.png

Triangulate Modifier

Added Triangulate modifier that ensures consistent triangulation. It is especially useful for bump map baking where a consistent triangulation should be enforced when baking/exporting/importing, to avoid artifacts caused by a different triangulation of the mesh by that which was used for baking by internal/external tools. Artifacts are caused by different interpolation of tangent space than the one used during baking. Barycentric interpolation, which is used here, is different for different triangulations of a quad, just like gouraud shading is different for different triangulations. (r52379)

Bump artifacts triangulate.png

Workflow

To ensure correct tangent space interpolation, we need to add a triangulate modifier to ensure the same triangulation in two stages of the pipeline:

  • Prior to baking, to the object being baked to
  • Prior to exporting or rendering, to ensure the triangulation will remain consistent.
  • If the model is animated, triangulation modifier should go before the armature modifier

The triangulation scheme (currently, beauty option on the modifier, but there will be others in the future, such as 1,2,3 - 2,3,4 vertex connection schemes) should remain consistent during these two procedures. Beauty option stands for splitting quads along the shortest diagonal on the modifier, while off will do the opposite.

The picture on the right shows the kind of artifacts that are caused when quads are split differently (right) than how they were split during baking. (Model by Andy Davies).

Other Modifiers

  • Mesh Deform Modifier: binding is now accelerated with a BVH tree, can make it much faster for complex meshes. (r51058)
  • Shrinkwrap Modifier: project mode now has a distance limit. (r52023)
  • Remesh Modifier: improved performance when used in smooth or blocks mode. (r51123)