MMGpy - Mesh Remeshing

Developer: kmarchais

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Blender add-on for adaptive surface remeshing with the MMG library, rebuilding the active mesh in place.

What MMGpy - Mesh Remeshing does

MMGpy brings adaptive surface remeshing to Blender using the open-source MMG library; pressing Remesh in the N panel regenerates the active mesh where it stands, with undo available.

Fine, Medium and Coarse presets and sliders set density, and a Sphere or Box Empty defines local refinement zones. Shading by quality runs from red for poor to blue for excellent, with live statistics. A confirmation appears before very large results. Scripters get the full mmgpy API and a Medit reader and writer for .mesh and .meshb files.

Key features

  • Adaptive remesh in place with undo
  • Presets and sliders for density
  • Local refinement via Sphere or Box Empty
  • Color-by-quality shading and stats
  • Full mmgpy API and Medit file support

FAQ

Is MMGpy - Mesh Remeshing free?

Yes, MMGpy - Mesh Remeshing is free. Click the Download Free button on this PluginDex page to get it at no cost.

Which apps does MMGpy - Mesh Remeshing work with?

MMGpy - Mesh Remeshing works with Blender.

Who develops MMGpy - Mesh Remeshing?

MMGpy - Mesh Remeshing is developed by kmarchais. You can find their other plugins on the kmarchais page of this catalog.

Where can I download MMGpy - Mesh Remeshing?

Download MMGpy - Mesh Remeshing free from this PluginDex page using the Download Free button. You get free access without paying.

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