I've been pushing myself to learn the ins and outs of Fluent 2. I've been sitting on HardOps for years, a toolset that I know can produce amazing detailed hard surface models. This time I was going to put the effort into learn the toolset. Well, it seems to me that Fluent is a much simpler tool. It makes me want to get to grips with HardOps, but at the same time, its easy workflow makes me think, "why bother?".
I noticed that the array tool's count input wasn't working. Apparently a Blender 3.1 quirk, which the plugin's developer fixed and released (in the form of a daily build), within a couple of hours. Pretty amazing!
Just messing around with the tools:
Sunday 13 March 2022
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