Bug reports
Problem with the STL or the glTF?
Vertices not merged?
with the gltf and the objs I may have found a lead. apparently the gltf and objs coming out of oneshape are exported in a multitude of parts instead of being welded into one and so I think nomad is having a hard time calculating this and so it seems to take the global area into account. outside of the object and fill all holes.
here I think that’s it
Did you try the voxel remesher in Zbrush (dynamesh) or Blender (remesh)?
ok so i just tried in zbrush it works fine with obj, i use gltf in blender it works too. But when I import into nomad, this is the number of objects it gives me when really there are only 3 objects
You can send the file to stephaneginier@gmail.com
I just deepened my research and in the end in blender even if I just have 3 objects it looks like the parts are not welded. I’ll send you the file anyway, but don’t take your head on it. Thank you
If i use JOIN in blender it work
Great, your technique works. So here is @stephomi’s solution. If when you import an object it is separated into several parts you do a simple merge of all the desired parts, you save you quit and completely close nomad you reopen and TADAAAAAM the vertices are welded, it’s great. Thanks Steph.
I had same issue once. Good to have a workaround.
But it would be nice to have ”weld vertices” as a direct access able function, with slider for threshold, not as a backdoor solution, please.
It also solves an issue I got with lots of hair strands very close together and being welded after reopen.
