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Subdivide
Subdividing a mesh will split each polygon into smaller polygons and smooth the mesh. A cube will eventually turn into a sphere after enough iterations.
The original mesh is called the control-mesh and the subdivided result is called the final-mesh.
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- It appears that they have removed the Subdivide Smooth option in 2.80 (at least in the version I have). However, it's always actually been a bit redundant as the Subdivide tool has a Smoothness slider that, when set to 1, behaves the exact same way as Subdivide smooth did. Plus, Blender will use your most recently used settings when subdividing, so it will the Subdivide tool will act exactly like Subdivide Smooth until you tell it otherwise (or close Blender).
SUbD allows you to toggle between the control-mesh and final-mesh at any time. You can have the SUbD instance selected or it can be opened for editing when toggling between the two states.
SUbD uses OpenSubdiv for its subdivision computations which is optimized for quads. N-gons might not yield a satisfactory result. The free QuadFace Tools extension provides a set of tools to aid in modelling with quads in SketchUp.
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Menu: Extensions » SUbD » All Meshes
You can turn subdivision on or off for all meshes in the model via the All Meshes menu.
This will affect all instances in the model which have previously subdivided. All other geometry will be unaffected.
Requirements
To subdivide a mesh it must be contained in a Group or Component. It must only contain edges and faces.
Sub-groups or sub-components will prevent a mesh from being subdivided.
Limitations
If the mesh contain too small faces it might cause the subdivision to fail. SketchUp has a fixed lower bound of precision where points closer than 1/1000' is considered to equal. The only workaround for this limitation is to scale the mesh up.
Beware that if you subdivide a mesh which doesn't consist of only triangles or quads they will be automatically triangulated before subdividing. This can produce triangles which are very small and cause the subdivision to fail.
Increase
Subdivisions are done in iterations. The default iteration when you toggle on subdivision for a mesh is one. Each quad in the control-mesh will be divided into four smaller quads and each triangle will be split into three smaller quads.
A 'quad' in the final-mesh will consist of two triangles with a soft and smooth edge separating them. These quads are Quad Face Tools compatible.
Subdividing a mesh quickly increase the number of polygons. A simple cube with fix faces will result in 1536 smaller quads (3072 triangles). This can affect the performance of your model so it's recommended to work with low iterations and increase before final presentation or rendering.
SUbD allow for up to four iterations. Beyond this point there will be little visual difference as the final-mesh will have normalized close to the limit surface .
Decrease
If the model become sluggish to work with you might want to reduce the number of iterations for your subdivisions while you work. At one iteration you will see a rough approximation of the limit-surface and can be convenient to work with when modelling when toggling back and forth between the control-mesh and final-mesh.
Subdivide And Smooth Plugin
For more detailed control-meshes one iteration might even be enough to give the desired smoothness.
Sketchup Subdivide And Smooth
Focused on organic modeling. Demos of next versions of Subdivide and Smooth plugins.
Want to know about user experiences to help improve it.
Available on smustard.com
Subdivision divides the surface and smooths it out.
Demo
Making a pillow. This is particularly important for rendering.
Knife tool: Cuts through the whole context of the geometry (like Zorro).
- Doesn't create a group.
Subdivide now gives a preview before you have to commit to the operation.
You can adjust the number of iterations during the preview phase.
Version two:
Sculpting tools:
Can adjust the brush radius with control drag, (also in the future will be able to adjust in the measurements box).
Different modes:
Sculpt mode: Moves along the averages of the normal vertices
Inflate mode: Moves along the directions of the individual vertex normals
These tools will not change whether or not the geometry makes a solid.
Can't lock to an inference direction yet, but considering it.
Pinch: Pinches the geometry about a point. Run it along the geometry and make a seam or crease.
Preselect and make a group to reduce the amount of impact of the tool
Easy to adjust radius with control drag, but not easy to set a specific radius. That will come later in the Measurements box.
Easy to drag brushstrokes around on the model
Flatten: Works like a rolling pin.
Vertex editing: released tom tom.
Paint select; drag around select vertices, edges, and faces with a painting gesture. Simple to add colors or materials
Vertex Editing: soft select mode, select a few vertexes, arrow keys increase radius of influence. Only works with soft move, kind of like the smoove tool. Also soft rotate is available (but not demo-able).
Reduce polygons: Poly reducer is incorporated. Click to reduce geometry. Two modes, you can reduce the polygon count for the whole selection, or select individual vertices.
Will be able to deselect vertices.
Triangulate tool: converts polygons to triangulated version. Some tools work better with triangulated models.
Now, can operate tools on a selection. Can affect adjacent faces, not the flatness, but the shading.
Can subdivide without smoothing. Good to prepare the model for soft rotation, for example. Tom Tom has a similar feature
Smooth connected geometry will smooth all of the geometry that is connected to a selected edge.
Crease tool: Allows you to select edges and vertices that will not move during subdivision.
Proxy Mode: Low poly proxy mode. If you have a solid-like object. It creates a manipulation polygon and the subdivided geometry. As the manipulation geometry is modified, the subdivided geometry will follow.
Extrude tool: The extrude tool works on the subdivided manipulation geometry.
Proxy and subsurface are on different layers to hide them if necessary.
Texturing doesn't quite work yet. Hoping to have this as part of the final release.
Does this work with free-form-D plug-in.
First version is available for $22.
Can't access bitmap data (for bump map) from the Ruby API. It would be great for a smoothing to a height map.
Can create a component, make a mirror image, then model symmetrical shapes.
Working on the pinch tool to be able to lock down edges of a face or shape.
Different modes, linear, and average to control the curvature of the smooth move.
Want to know about user experiences to help improve it.
Available on smustard.com
Subdivision divides the surface and smooths it out.
Demo
Making a pillow. This is particularly important for rendering.
Knife tool: Cuts through the whole context of the geometry (like Zorro).
- Doesn't create a group.
Subdivide now gives a preview before you have to commit to the operation.
You can adjust the number of iterations during the preview phase.
Version two:
Sculpting tools:
Can adjust the brush radius with control drag, (also in the future will be able to adjust in the measurements box).
Different modes:
Sculpt mode: Moves along the averages of the normal vertices
Inflate mode: Moves along the directions of the individual vertex normals
These tools will not change whether or not the geometry makes a solid.
Can't lock to an inference direction yet, but considering it.
Pinch: Pinches the geometry about a point. Run it along the geometry and make a seam or crease.
Preselect and make a group to reduce the amount of impact of the tool
Easy to adjust radius with control drag, but not easy to set a specific radius. That will come later in the Measurements box.
Easy to drag brushstrokes around on the model
Flatten: Works like a rolling pin.
Vertex editing: released tom tom.
Paint select; drag around select vertices, edges, and faces with a painting gesture. Simple to add colors or materials
Vertex Editing: soft select mode, select a few vertexes, arrow keys increase radius of influence. Only works with soft move, kind of like the smoove tool. Also soft rotate is available (but not demo-able).
Reduce polygons: Poly reducer is incorporated. Click to reduce geometry. Two modes, you can reduce the polygon count for the whole selection, or select individual vertices.
Will be able to deselect vertices.
Triangulate tool: converts polygons to triangulated version. Some tools work better with triangulated models.
Now, can operate tools on a selection. Can affect adjacent faces, not the flatness, but the shading.
Can subdivide without smoothing. Good to prepare the model for soft rotation, for example. Tom Tom has a similar feature
Smooth connected geometry will smooth all of the geometry that is connected to a selected edge.
Crease tool: Allows you to select edges and vertices that will not move during subdivision.
Proxy Mode: Low poly proxy mode. If you have a solid-like object. It creates a manipulation polygon and the subdivided geometry. As the manipulation geometry is modified, the subdivided geometry will follow.
Extrude tool: The extrude tool works on the subdivided manipulation geometry.
Proxy and subsurface are on different layers to hide them if necessary.
Texturing doesn't quite work yet. Hoping to have this as part of the final release.
Does this work with free-form-D plug-in.
First version is available for $22.
Can't access bitmap data (for bump map) from the Ruby API. It would be great for a smoothing to a height map.
Can create a component, make a mirror image, then model symmetrical shapes.
Working on the pinch tool to be able to lock down edges of a face or shape.
Different modes, linear, and average to control the curvature of the smooth move.