Hi Felix, re: all quads - as far as I know 3D Coat's automated conversion tool would be your best bet. I'm not aware of any other automated processes right now except maybe in Finite Element Analysis software which does analysis of object structures for strength and such. I think some of them have some quad meshing mechanisms in them but that software tends to be extremely expensive.

> The later being mostly manual and 3DCoat as an automated means
> but the result often (if not always) requires additional editing.

Getting a nice "all quad" structure involves making good choices about edge flow topology which is something that comes from experience and judgment. It's very difficult to make a totally automated process to do operations that require judgement like that.

Usually like Steve says if you need an "all quad" output you should be creating it that way from the start in a polygon modeler - using MoI for that kind of specific target output is basically not using the right tool for the job at hand.

- Michael