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@HappyPolygon @Cerbera Quick question on this if I could. When I take the original plane that is a mess, how did you go from that to a plane with one n-gon. I'm trying to follow but am lost there. Then from there I suppose you can then create the 'edge to spline' path which is then used to regenerate a new surface. Thank You on clarifying that first step a bit more.

@HappyPolygonThank you for taking a look at this as well. I'll dive into your solutions here shortly:)

Sadly, I don't have the original rhino file. The Architect gave me the .step file from that program. I'm trying to use forester to place grass and trees around and the topo creates so many headaches as you can imagine. I've never seen it this bad before. Nice:) Thank you for these tips.

@FritzThank You Fritz. The remesh tool did seem to help me in this case to some extent. It's not a perfect mesh but may work for me hopefully. I was hoping there was a way to take an object imported into C4D and somehow magically remesh it so it not only holds its shape but uniformly as well.

Hello everyone, I have some imported geo from Rhino and some of the planes are triangulated badly. I need a more uniform piece of geo for my landscaping with octane scatter. Here is what I'm looking at right now. I thought that using voronoi fracture would do the trick, and it looks like it should work but the triangulated splines seem to follow. Any ideas on something that seems so simple at first glance:( grass-front-03.c4d

@martijnPGenius!!! Thank you for taking time to create this solution for this puzzle:)

Hello, I believe I found a solution. Check out the new scene. I removed some objects to make it smaller but it will show you the solution. Only animate the offset to keep the size of the geo intact:) electrodeincochlea4.c4d

@mdouglasI really appreciate you taking a stab at this. Does anyone else know of an idea? I think moving them manually will be too labor intensive being the layout may change often and more importantly trying to maintain the visual of them wrapping around a sphere from a flat plane is crucial. I may have to dole out some cash for a solid solution😉

I'm working on a project where I'm placing several objects, spheres for now, that I want to move into a spherical shape over time. My idea was to use the wrap deformer to create the spherical shape over time. When you do this though, the new position of the spheres is not updated. I've also tried using another object constrained to one of the spheres thinking when the deformer was applied it may update its position to the new position but that does not work either. Is there another technique to create an animation which takes objects aligned on the same plane and then over time moves them into an organized spherical pattern while maintaining the original layout appearance? I want to take the c4d file into After Effects and I need to be able to translate the position data. I've attached a scene file to give you an idea of what I'm trying to do. Thank you for any thoughts you may have. Rick Chart-10.c4d

I tried it as well in R25 and it works perfectly.

Update! I've created a scene that is very close. I'm seeing a weird glitch or two as it plays. It may be coming from the formula effector that I added. The formula effector gives the animation a bit more interest with a rotation applied. If anyone has any ideas how to improve upon this to get it closer to the example in the original post I would love to see what you come up with. Regards. Example Animation waves_0012-StandardRenderer.c4d

@HappyPolygonThat looks really close to the link. I'll take a look at your build to see how you came up with it:)

I gave it the old college try with very little luck. See my scene attached. Boards-10.zip

I appreciate you taking a few moments to ponder this:)

Hello, I came across this animation and am wondering how you would create something like this. Any ideas? https://www.pexels.com/video/wood-art-wave-curve-8303104/