Introduction
Blender Addon to fit sub division surfaces to reference data.

System requirement
Blender version > 3.2
Windows, Linux, Mac OSX
Installation
The add-on is a zip file. Do not unzip the file.
Blender 4.2 and newer:
- Drag and drop the extension into Blender.

Blender 4.1 and older:
- Open Blender. Go to preferences, add-on. Click on Install and point to the zip file.
- Click the check mark to enable the addon.
A new side panel called Super Shrinkwrap is now enabled.
Usage

- The first row shows the active object that is selected. If no object is active or and invalid object is selected, "Select object" is displayed.
- The second field is for the reference object. You can use the eye dropper function to select the reference object. Please make sure that the reference object has all transforms applied.
- Subd level controls the number of subdivisions. The default value is 2. It can be changed from 1 to 6.
- The next field controls the number of iterations to run to get close to the required tolerance. The default value is 3. This can be changed between 1 and 10.
- The third row shows the tolerance is millimeters for the deviation map. The default value is 2 mm.
- The next row displays the tolerance achieved.
- The button "Fit Subdiv" will fit the selected mesh with the subdivision modifier. It will add a subdivision modifier if not already applied.
- Additionally a deviation map is displayed showing the deviation. Red color for positive and blue for negative deviation. The color green indicates areas within tolerance.
- Reset Map button will delete the deviation map and reset the deviation to 0.0 mm
Downloads
Single User:
Corporate User:
Video
Version info
- v 1.3.1
- Enhancement: Improved Speed
- Enhancement: Added progress bar
- Bug Fixes: Crash on dense mesh
- v 1.2.1
- Enhancement: Support for Blender 4.2
- Bug Fixes
- v 1.1
- Enhancement: Ability to control the subdivision levels
- Enhancement: Ability to undo changes.
- v 1.0
- Initial release
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