Meshmixer combine two objects

On this page, you'll find the tutorial and process for merging files in the application Meshmixer.

Here's an example. I start with a cube, use plane cut to split into 2pieces, keeping both. I select one and Separate it. Then I select both new objects and select "Combine. I can make a Solid and tht will be a single connected item, but I'd rather not have to do that. Go to Solution.

Meshmixer combine two objects

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Sometimes, the object may be thinned out, and for reasons I can't explain, may be inconsistent even if the original object was a consistent thickness, meshmixer combine two objects, resulting in holes or just complete separation of an object. If I create a solid copy via "MakeSolid" the resulting solid is fully connected. Message 4 of

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Since I had materials for trying out photogrammetry using Meshroom already prepared I wanted to see if I could create my own object and connect it with another mesh object I downloaded from cgtrader. Using Meshroom I tried to create a mesh object out of a baozi squishy, I was not sure if it would work since the color of the baozi was quite reflective, nevertheless since the weather was quite cloudy it helped with the pictures and Meshroom accepted most of them. In the first try only half of the baozi rendered because the other side's pictures were rejected by the program as unusable. On the second try, I retook pictures of the other side and added them to the first rendering, yet although the program accepted the second batch of pictures, it didn't render much of the other side see pic above - part of the points are missing. One reason for that could be that the program didn't recognize the second batch of images as the missing part of the baozi's first render and used them to patch up other, already rendered sections. Another reason could be that the side that didn't render was more exposed to the outside light and was simply too reflective for Meshroom to see them. After importing the baozi into Meshroom I needed to position it correctly on the plane using the transform tool since it uploaded upside down pic. Next I cleaned up the unnecessary elements that were created alongside the baozi pic. Finally, I turned the baozi into a solid shape which smoothed out its surface a bit and filled out the gaps.

Meshmixer combine two objects

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This is not an official translation and may contain errors and inaccurate translations. Here's an example. Here's a mix file with one object. So, even before separating, or creating separate shells, I can't make all the mesh elements connected! Solved by MagWeb. That's exactly what I have tried. I start with a cube, use plane cut to split into 2pieces, keeping both. I end up with a single object, but if I select some facets with Select, and then choose "Expand to Connected," the expansion stops dead at the border between the two blocks where the PlaneCut was applied. As said you need to remove the interior contact surfaces first to make tools like Join, WeldBoundaries and CloseCracks work. You need to select boundary regions to join and to run WeldBoundaries instead of CloseCracks. PlaneCut looks for intersection between the cutting plane and triangle edges.

Learn how to remix and customize 3D models with Meshmixer in this step-by-step tutorial.

I have no idea why that is. Is there any chance that I'm simply behind the latest? I select one and Separate it. Sometimes, using the tool on an object may even be impossible, such as when the object is completely planar. More by the author:. These tools need open boundaries Solved by MagWeb. This may not be necessary from a design standpoint or for exporting to STL , but it just bugs me that there doesn't seem to be a way to connect objects unless they are solids. Message 10 of I understand that I can do any "transform" operation on the combined single object. So, even before separating, or creating separate shells, I can't make all the mesh elements connected! Can I re-"Connect" two combined objects? Back to Netfabb Category. Post Reply.