If the online privacy statement is not available, please read our privacy statement offline: If needed I can provide that more complex version of the model as well.Ī. Or maybe normal when trying to apply smoothing or subdivision on a fully triangulated, hi-def mesh?Īlso, with an even more complex version of the same model than what causes it to crash on export it actually crashes trying to import the file. Note that trying to apply subdivision or smoothing even to that version of the model likewise causes Wings 3D to crash but that's likely a different bug. Here's what that exported file looks like (animated png so it can only be viewed using Firefox and Safari) :
Wings 3D does not crash with a simpler version of the same model and exports it successfully after applying auto-smoothing with a crease angle of 15 degrees. stl file, after merging duplicate vertices upon import and before exporting the model as an. I also apply the 're-orient all faces coherently' filter in Meshlab on the mesh imported from the. stl file into Meshlab, before exporting it from Meshlab as an. obj using Meshlab (and choosing to unify duplicate vertices upon importing the. It is fully triangulated and obtained by converting an.
obj file is created which is a few bytes or KB in size. obj model into Wings 3D to autosmooth then export back, overwriting the original file, Wings 3D crashes.Īpplying autosmooth with a crease angle of 15 degrees then trying to export the file overwriting the original file imported into Wings 3D, Wings 3D crashes. I think the issue might have to do with file sizes but I'm not sure. Thank you for providing this wonderful piece of software for free.
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