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I created this model with a shrink wrap around the case of bottles. The shrink wrap looks to boxy. How can I make the shrink wrap more “conform” to the bottles and caps without drastically increasing my face count and having to tweek hundreds of verticies on the mesh model? Thanks, Kenn
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I doubt you’ll do it without “drastically” increasing the face count. A spline cage (based on the outline of the bottle(s) and the box) + Surface (or Edit Patch) would do it. Not perfect -just a quick attempt - but you get the idea. Max 4.2 through 2013.
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