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Material makes one side of the object go black no matter how I turn it
Sorry to say that, but you have to pay closer attention to the tutorial (and I do not consider it a beginner tutorial since he does not explain each step). First of all, the result of the Mix Color ...
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Material makes one side of the object go black no matter how I turn it
The bevel node works by finding the face normals of your mesh and interpolating between in sharp corners. Normals are just vectors that point directly away from the surface of your mesh. Vectors are ...
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Wrap complicated mesh around object
You can get pretty far by just using a shrinkwrap modifier, followed by a smooth mod. After that you'll need to fiddle with the frilly bits to get them to align with the form-fitting stuff, but that ...
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Changing the size of the box by the user
To make objects configurable you need to write custom JavaScript code using B4W API. But I don't recommend using Blend4Web at all, since it was deprecated long ago. For a modern and much simpler ...
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create an object from scratch by using numpy
yes there is !
I've finally find a way to build all parts (even faces) with from_pydata!
more details here
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Unlink wall and e.t.c. from Archimesh
To be able to unlink in Blender 4.0, select the object and press Alt+P > Clear and Keep Transform, and then in the Object Properties of your new mesh, unlock the location and rotation attributes.
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How do I stop mmd tools from merging objects upon export?
You don't.
.pmx (or .pmd, or .x) and .blend files are each capable of different things, and so support different features. In particular, there is no conception of "separate objects" in a ....
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Bend unlinked geometry of one object around geometry of some other object
You can select a set of edges which represent the curvature of the roof, Shift D to duplicate, P to Separate into a new object, in Obj mode select the new object, Right click > Convert to > ...
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Generate equation from surface
Thanks @Gordon Brinkmann for the answer to my question basically. I ended up importing the STL in matlab and using their identification toolbox, turned out to be a good fit for a 4th degree polynomial....
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