Modifiers | 2D Modifiers

Converts a 2D vector shape into a 3D geometry mesh.

Inputs

• Shape: The input shape.

• Precision: Determines how closely the mesh follows the shape outline. Higher precision generates more geometry.

• Use Relative Precision: When enabled, precision is calculated relative to the size of the shape.

• Max Arc Subdivision: Limits the number of subdivisions used for curved segments.

Outputs

• Geometry: The generated 3D mesh.

• Precision Used: The effective precision value applied during conversion.

Groups two shapes (2D geometries) into a single shape.

Inputs

• First: The first shape.

• Second: The second shape.

Outputs

• Shape: The grouped shape.

Preprocesses a shape for usage in Twikbot. This includes closing open shapes, fixing polygon winding, and ensuring there are no overlapping polygons.

Inputs

• Shape: The given shape.

• Close: Closes open shapes.

• Fix Polygon Winding: Aligns misoriented polygons.

• Merge: Merges overlapping polygons.

• Background: Background fill color used during preprocessing.

• Rescale Width: Rescales the shape to a specific width.

• Rescale Height: Rescales the shape to a specific height.

• Rescale Aspect Ratio: Determines how aspect ratio is handled during rescaling.

• Boundary: Defines the boundary type used for preprocessing (e.g. Bounding Box).

• Arc Subdivision: Controls subdivision accuracy for curved segments.

• Max Arc Subdivision: Maximum number of subdivisions applied to arcs.

Outputs

• Shape: The processed shape.

Creates a 2D geometry from text combined with a font.

Inputs

• Target Text: The text to render as a shape. This can be provided as a fixed value or via a text input parameter.

• Font: The font used to generate the text outline.

• Text Size (mm): Controls the overall size of the text.

• Text Overlap (mm): Adjusts spacing between characters.

• Center Text: Centers the rendered text.

• Unify Text: Combines all characters into a single shape instead of separate shapes.

• Spacing

  • Fixed: Uses the fixed spacing defined by the font.

  • Fluent: Uses the minimum distance between characters based on horizontal spacing.

  • Tight: Uses the bounding box of each character.

• Horizontal Spacing (mm): Horizontal distance between characters.

• Vertical Spacing (mm): Vertical distance between lines or shapes.

• Minimum Desired Bridge (mm): Desired minimum distance between opposite edges inside a polygon.

• Bridge Angle Threshold: Angle threshold used when calculating minimum desired bridges.

• Minimum Desired Gap (mm): Desired minimum distance between opposite edges outside a polygon.

• Gap Angle Threshold: Angle threshold used when calculating minimum desired gaps.

• Textbox Width (mm): Maximum width of the rendered text. Characters exceeding this width are clipped.

• Minimum Polygon Size (mm): Smallest polygon size allowed inside characters. Smaller polygons are removed.

Outputs

• Geometry: The rendered text geometry.

• Clamped Text: The text output after applying the textbox width. This represents the actual text that remains visible when the text is clipped by the available textbox width.