armyvur.blogg.se - Blender 2d to 3d

In object mode, set geometry to origin with Shift + Ctrl + Alt + C.

(Not a clean solution, but should work for most 2D-object purposes.) Select all vertices and make an N-gon Face between them with F.In Edit Mode, select all vertices and remove doubles.Select all of the curves and use Ctrl + J to join.To clean up the imported svg, I took these measures: At the center of your scene, the flat monkey head is imported as curves.Under File > Import select Scalable Vector Graphics and select the file on your desktop. Render the image and an SVG will be placed on your desktop.

In the Render Layers panel, under Freestlye Line Set, uncheck the "Edge Types" Sillhouette, Border, and Crease, and check only the edge type External Contour.

Under the Render properties panel, check to enable Freestyle and Freestyle SVG Export, and under Output set the path to somewhere intuitive (I used the desktop).

In the User Preferences, under Add-ons, search for svg and enable Render: Freestyle SVG Exporter and Import-Export: Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) 1.1 format.

Set up your scene with an orthographic camera facing the model you want to "flatten".