It adds a new command to Rhino called "MeshToSolid". Mesh To Solid for Rhino is very easy to use. The resulting solid contains a far lesser number of faces and is much easier to work with. Finally it joins all the trimmed Nurbs surfaces to form the final solid. It then creates a single trimmed Nurbs surface for a group of mesh faces that collectively define a feature. Solid Tools > Merge all coplanar faces (Right click) Solid Editing > Merge all coplanar faces (Right click) Solid > Solid Edit Tools > Faces > Merge All Faces. Mesh To Solid for Rhino, on the other hand, studies the mesh object and determines the features that define the geometry of the model. Combines all co-planar polysurface faces that share at least one edge into one surface. This makes the final solid object complicated and difficult to work with.
This command converts each and every face of the mesh into a Nurbs surface and joins them together. Rhino has an internal "MeshToNurb" command. If you need to modify these imported objects you need to convert them into solids. Rhino imports STL, OBJ and other similar files as meshes only. Moreover, Rhino does not export meshes to IGES, STEP, ACIS, ParaSolid, VDA and similar file formats, thereby rendering the mesh model useless for further solid modeling in another CAD system. However, certain Rhino commands such as boolean operations, offset, extrusion, etc, cannot be performed on meshes. This plug-in gives Rhino to ability to convert a mesh into a solid.Ī mesh is a useful entity when it comes to defining geometry of an object. Mesh To Solid for Rhino is an extension created especially for Rhinoceros users.
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