I work in architecture and my clients give me Rhino models and I import them into 3DSMAX. when I run the FBX export in Rhino, it creates unnecessary divisions in the mesh and causes problems. However, Moi3D FBX exports the models with a clean mesh.
Why is Moi3D able to export cleanly? And why can’t it be done with Rhino? I can’t sleep at night wondering! I hope someone can help me out. Thank you in advance.

(I use a translation app because my native language is not English. Sorry it’s hard to read)

Hi YR, simply put it's because I put in around 8 months of full time work developing a mesh generation algorithm used in MoI that generates N-gons natively.

Rhino can't do the same currently because its mesh generation algorithm uses triangles to stitch pieces together along trimming boundaries. That's more of the "standard textbook" type of approach.

It's certainly possible they could develop one in Rhino similar to MoI's but it's a difficult area of work and would require the undivided attention of a senior developer for something like a year long period of work. It's difficult to schedule things like that which require such a large block of time and also need lots and lots of testing as well.

I was able to put a priority on developing it for MoI because it makes for a strategic unique piece of technology.

- Michael

Always best workflow as usual : time of the quality! ;)

"""""""Why is Moi3D able to export cleanly? And why can’t it be done with Rhino? I can’t sleep at night wondering! I hope someone can help me out. Thank you in advance."""""

The second time around is ALWAYS better!!! :)

Thanks for the reply Michael.

I will continue to use MoI as maintaining Ngon is a very important workflow to streamline subsequent work.