Low Poly Transform
Blending smoothly between a high-poly mesh and its low-poly representation is a subtle but useful effect. In this tutorial you'll learn how to create two versions of the same object, one smooth and one facetted, with the exact same topology. This enables you to blend between the two using a falloff value. We'll use barycentric coordinates to interpolate the low-poly falloff values and transfer them to the high-poly mesh and then mix the positions and normal with VOPs.
01:05 The start file
02:55 Creating a SDF
04:00 Reprojecting the points of the low-poly
06:40 Subdividing to generate a pseudo low-poly object
10:00 Reprojecting again to create a high-poly with the same topology
15:00 Creating a falloff value
20:00 Transferring the falloff value to the high-poly
22:10 Finding barycentric coordinates
25:15 Blending the positions
27:35 Blending the normals
Start File
http://www.entagma.com/wp-content/dow...
End File
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Bust model
https://www.myminifactory.com/de/obje...