Wrapit is essentially a tool for conforming meshes to other meshes. This lends itself to various scenarios such as retopoligising high-res meshes like those created in Zbrush, Mudbox, 3d Scan data, and creating low poly proxies for situations where those are preferable, like collision detection etc.
Wrapit's strength lies in allowing you to use the full set of 3dsmax's editable polygon tools, whilst working on the surface of a target object.
Wrapit is currently in beta, with a release date to be announced. Join the discussion here
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Example of new Branch tool:
Example of new mesh painting tools and conformed bridging.
Model by Alex Hugeut
Retopologising over hires human
Model by Zack Petroc available here
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PERFORMANCE UPDATE
Wrapit retopologising over a 7.2 million polygon 3D scan, taken from
The Stanford 3D Scanning Repository. This video plays at double actual speed.
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Retopoligising a hand. (Badly, but you get the idea...)
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Soft Selection
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Wrapit's speed shown on a 1.3 million polygon model
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A more practical example on same 1.3 million polygon model,
using many conventional tools like shift-drag, connect, bridge, collapse, scale and rotate.
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Fun with Greeble. Retopoligising with stack support!
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