Wrap Gen - Generate Fully Customisable/Procedural Wraps (Blender 4.2+)
Wrap Gen is a generator designed to allow users to have full control over wrap creation. The generator allows your to set your own custom geometry to be wrapped. You can choose to array objects along the wraps OR wrap single objects along the wrap curves.
Wrap Gens internal shrinkwrap/convex hull system that takes into account the contours of the shape you are wrapping too. It will behave exactly as a tight rope/strap should over concave/convex areas of your mesh ensuring realistic results.
Functionality:
Step 1: Draw out a guide curve (either poly curve or bezier) Please see FAQ if you are unsure how to create poly curves.
Step 2: Set the desired amount of wraps (you can even create a single wrap and duplicate the curve (in edit mode) to have have individual control over each wrap)
Step 3: Adjust the curve radius to dial in where the wraps interact with the target mesh/collection
Step 4: Set your target mesh/collection and your wrap mesh (default wrap mesh will be a standard tube).
Step 5: Customize your settings to add randomness etc.
For optimal control, create individual wraps by setting the wrap count to "1" and duplicating the guide curve in edit mode.
Please watch youtube demo video for more details.
Wrap Gen - Generate Fully Customisable/Procedural Wraps (Blender 4.2+)
Wrap Gen - Generate Fully Customisable/Procedural Wraps (Blender 4.2+)
Wrap Gen is a generator designed to allow users to have full control over wrap creation. The generator allows your to set your own custom geometry to be wrapped. You can choose to array objects along the wraps OR wrap single objects along the wrap curves.
Wrap Gens internal shrinkwrap/convex hull system that takes into account the contours of the shape you are wrapping too. It will behave exactly as a tight rope/strap should over concave/convex areas of your mesh ensuring realistic results.
Functionality:
Step 1: Draw out a guide curve (either poly curve or bezier) Please see FAQ if you are unsure how to create poly curves.
Step 2: Set the desired amount of wraps (you can even create a single wrap and duplicate the curve (in edit mode) to have have individual control over each wrap)
Step 3: Adjust the curve radius to dial in where the wraps interact with the target mesh/collection
Step 4: Set your target mesh/collection and your wrap mesh (default wrap mesh will be a standard tube).
Step 5: Customize your settings to add randomness etc.
For optimal control, create individual wraps by setting the wrap count to "1" and duplicating the guide curve in edit mode.
Please watch youtube demo video for more details.
