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Hi,
How can I achieve bulging as shown in the image ()? I know it somehow should work with morphing and handles but I could not achieve it so far. Could you give me a detailed description how to approach that?
Thanks a lot in advance!
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To get bulge shape you can refer below hypermorph tutorials:(Morph Volume concept)
HM-3610: Shaping a Dome Using Cyclic Symmetry
HM-3620: Shaping a Bead Using Cyclic Symmetry
If you have proper reference geometry for bulge shape then with domains & handles concept/map to geometry will also work.
Thanks Rahul, I could not do it with morph volumes as I have an arbitrary shaped object. However, I was able to accomplish it with creating domains and morphing it this way (similarly as shown in the tube tutorial).
Thanks for the tutorial link!
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