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There is a workaround for that. You can create a 3D lattice structure. It's not like having direct access to the voxels, but it's something

I think this may be related with the parenting of the objects

Perfect, that did it! Little check box at the bottom. Almost like you have some experience with this :) Thank you!@@AlessandroZomparelli

@@danielfostel3883 you are welcome :-)

Hi thanks. Yes you can, you need to activate two options: in Selective you can chose to work only on the selected faces or on a specific Material Index, but if you want to combine the result with the faces that do not belong to that selection, then under Iterations you can activate Combine Iterations: Unused.

@@AlessandroZomparelli thank you for your reply, it worked as described but with enabling "combine iteration unused" i get 2 separate meshes in the object tree (_tissue_temp_0_0 and tissue_temp_base) which also show in the property tab as non tessellated objects, is it supposed to be like that or an error, I have to say the mesh of the base is quite complex (2Mio edges) so that might be an issue.

@@frittenpeter looks like a bug. When I tried it worked for me. Are you using the last version of Tissue from GitHub and the last version of Blender?

@@AlessandroZomparelli I am on blender 4.0.2 and tissue which ships with it, I'll try updating tissue from github, great tech support btw 👍

Hi, now it is slightly different. You will find the option under Components: Materials: docs.blender.org/manual/en/latest/addons/mesh/tissue.html

@@AlessandroZomparelli ah ok thanks.. just to confirm the colors to the base object are added using the random materials button after patch tessellating 1 object, then name each component the same as prefix names, then check materials under component mode ? Thanks again..

@@hasger1941 you can assign the materials in different ways. Random is not the only way, you can assign them manually to the base object. The important thing is that for every material that you use, you also have an object in your scene that have the same name. If you want them randomly, then you can use the Collection method instead. In that case the materials are not used at all. Instead they will be picked randomly from a collection

​@@AlessandroZomparelli Thanks ♥

Yes, in Tissue's Weight Tools you can use Contour Mask, but I just realized that it is not working in Blender 4. I have to update the code

Actually, it does work with Blender 4, this is the feature that I was mentioning, you can use the last update from Github: docs.blender.org/manual/en/latest/addons/mesh/tissue.html#contour-mask

@@AlessandroZomparelli amazing will give it a go .. Many Thanks ❤

Thanks @clown134 ❤️

is Numba integrated in the latest Blender?

Thank you very much Pedro

Thank you very much freezyAndHaze! The project you are working on it's very interesting and I would love to see your progress if you like. Maybe you know that already, but I did use Tissue for orthosis design: ua-cam.com/video/pVNYyJeLGZI/v-deo.html Maybe it can give you some additional inputs :-)

@@AlessandroZomparelli Thanks for the hint, I'm mostly done with my tissue model. I'll write you and e-mail. Maybe you would like to check it out :)

@@AlessandroZomparelli I found u on Instagram and actually wrote you on there.

Hi freezyAndHaze, you are right. The rotation of the components with the mirror modifiers is still a bit problematic because Tissue tries to find an acceptable solution by playing with the rotation of the components on the mirror faces, and not with an actual mirroring of the components. In my experience though, you may be able to find an acceptable solution by playing with a rotation of 90° of the component in XY. Let me know. I will work on a more stable solution in the future.

@@AlessandroZomparelli alright got it. Will try that and keep you posted. Btw .. are u eligible to turn on "Super Thanks" on UA-cam so people could tip your for your awesome work? Or maybe you have a "buy me a coffee link" or sth :D

@@freezyAndHaze I do have "Buy Me a Coffee" (the link is in the description). I did not have "Super Thanks", but I do have it now! Thanks for mentioning that 😀

Hi, I think you have to disable the use of the modifier for the component. The two options are not compatible

@@AlessandroZomparelli yes, that's it .. there is t lhat ittle error sign that tried to explain the issue but I can't fully expand it .. sorry for this trivial question, Senpai.

Hi Mrs Queen. The Shrink-Wrap modifier is used to articulate the topology of the object used for the tessellation, preserving the smoothness of the surface. This step is not critical for the tessellation. For the tessellation you mast assign different materials to the different shapes.

@@AlessandroZomparelli Many Thanks Alessandro ! But I'm sorry I'm bit lost about the part to get the helmet cut in several materials and with color splits ( On the right side of the screen ).If you could explain us or maybe mention what you did so I could look how to make it , many thanks in advance ,again great tutorial !!!

@@mrsqueen8559 in the material panels you should add some new material slots. In every slot you create a new material with a name matching the names of the components object. When you are in edit mode you should see a button "Assign" in the same material panels which allows you to assign the material to the selected faces. I suggest to change the color of the materials and to go in material preview in order to visualize them on the object.

Hi, yes, now it's a bit different. You can specify different components mode, and one of them is Materials. Which is equivalent to the former Multi components option