Blender Tutorial - Morphs 

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I'm really surprised nobody had done it before.

Thanks and you're welcome.

Very welcome!

You're welcome.

Welcome!

I'm no Geo Node expert, but as far as I'm aware, it can be done with Geo Nodes. However, both forms need to have the same vertex count and Vert ID. So you would still have to duplicate your human and shape that into the werewolf (or whatever) without changing the vert count.

Yes. That is what's shown in the video. I used my human mesh and a werewolf mesh I'd downloaded.

@@pmdesigns5798 But you didnt use the exact model of werewolf you downloaded, right? You edited the human model until it looked like the original wolf one, no?

@@legolasstudios Yes, that's right. for a morphing animation. Sorry, I'm not sure what your question is. You want to morph model A to fit the shape of model B and then what? If you are making an animation, you would just use model A (the human) for the morphing animation, and then use model B (the werewolf) for the rest of the animation, i.e. running around eating people or whatever.

@@pmdesigns5798 I just want a human model to morph into a werewolf model, kinda like what you are doing, except i want to use the intitial werewolf model i download as the final product after the human has morphed, instead of doing what you did where you sculpted the human model until it looked like the werewolf and then used that sculpt as the final product.

@@legolasstudios Got it. So yeah, like I said earlier, just use the human for the morph animation and then switch to the proper werewolf model for the werewolfy parts. I don't know how much you know about animation, but you'll have to do a bit of work to align the two rigs so there can be a seamless transition between the morphed human and the actual werewolf. Or just have a cut! :) Happy Blendering.

Hey. Sorry, I thought I'd replied to this ages ago. If I understand you correctly, you want to turn 10 objects into 30 objects. This method wouldn't really work as the objects would all need to be shrinkwrapped in a different way, with vertex groups and keyframing of the influence or shapekeys. The objects' start and final position is the first thing to think about, then you just need to think about how to make the objects first. Each of the ten objects would need to be cleverly divided up into 3 (if you're going for even distribution). Each object (now consisting of 3 objects) would need to be grouped together in an animatable way, i.e. an empty or some other parent object. If you find that there were visible seams between the 3 objects creating one object, keep a duplicate of the unseparated original and animate that first. Having that disappear just before the object splits into 3. Once you've got the objects moving from one position to another, you would need to work on the shrinkwrap shapekeys, for all 30 objects, but it only needs to be on the outward facing faces.

@@pmdesigns5798 thanks guy. It took a while but this is my first animation ever lmk how i did ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-J5b86wsAsbQ.html

Depends on how you want it to work. The first face could be one object just cut up into 30 pieces. Use a weld modifier, if the seams are showing. Then do the shapekey process in the video to have them move and break apart into the 30 pieces. That's just doing it in my head, so not 100% sure that it would work.

@@pmdesigns5798 thanks so much brother. Aces. Also you have a cool accent definitely now subscribed. Any video you would recommend on the process you just referred to outside of the above video? Bless

@@pmdesigns5798 and will i need to download any add ons. In addition to the shapekey? Does shapekey already come with my blender 3.1

@@alexokin6819 Shapekeys or blendshapes are an integral part of any 3D animation software, so they are all included. But you have to make them!

@@pmdesigns5798 thanks. Just to be clear i could very easily have one object that is madeup of all 30 objects, n same for the 10 object one. I do the morph, then i would be able to sub that out for the 30 object composite of the same in an animation seamlessly? What do you use to combine multiple objects to one a boolean? Im an ex cpa who learned to code during the pandemic but to break into gaming i have to follow my life long expertise in art to make an animation or no shot of getting hired. Thanks so much

Nothing really. But shapekeys or blendshapes are usually used for small changes, like facial expressions. The "morphing" in this video was for more extreme changes, like the Incredible Hulk.

I'll have a look for a decent Bruce Banner and Hulk model. I don't have time to make the models myself at the moment.

Sorry, that's out of date now. As of Blender 3.6, the pose library no longer exists.

@@pmdesigns5798 oof

Fair enough. But you should bear in mind that I didn't spend a lot of time making the examples in the video. If you take the time to model it well and follow the steps in the video, then you can get a good morphing effect. And secondly, there is currently no other way to do it.

Thank you!