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Here's another example of projective flow:





You can see the more localized effect there rather than stretching along the full target surface like the other flow mode does.

It also helps to make for less distortion, as long as the target surface doesn't curl away at too sharp of an angle from the projection.

- Michael

Image Attachments:
projective_flow5.jpg  projective_flow6.jpg 

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Does this yet using with the beta 1 V3 or for the next release?

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Very nice addition Michael, a more predictive control over Flow.

Cheers

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Neat! So to make a design that had a lot of repetitive elements (like your star example, but with many more stars), would you array the stars in space around the base object, then "project-flow" them all at once?

Ed

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Very nice Michael... :-))

Peace,
Rich_Art. ;)

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Hi Pilou,

> Does this yet using with the beta 1 V3 or for the next release?

This is a new option that will be in the next v3 beta.

- Michael

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Hi Ed,

> So to make a design that had a lot of repetitive elements
> (like your star example, but with many more stars), would
> you array the stars in space around the base object, then
> "project-flow" them all at once?

You would make copies of the star and base plane, but currently you would need to apply them with multiple runs of the Flow command - right now at least it projects by one base plane at a time.

I'm not quite sure yet how to make it work more in a batch type mode.

- Michael

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Seems Mauro has made a video! ;)

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Yes :)
I moved from Vimeo to YT
I just restyled the video, It is 9 years old :)

M

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Subscribed to your YT channel. Hope to see more Mauro!

Ed Ferguson

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