I’ve started making a Spongebob with the Blob Fusion SDF add-on for Blender, using a box mesh with some modifiers, that is live-converted to an SDF element.

I'm using a dynamic box primitive from the wMesh Blender add-on, so I can non-destructively, parametrically change the box polygon count, before the modifiers (3ds Max primitive style).

➡️ https://github.com/uitcis/W_Mesh_41X/releases

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A little Spongebob update…

As I'm making this in the Blob Fusion add-on for Blender (see previous posts in this thread), I've named the scene file "Spongeblob Fusionpants." 🤡

It's a refreshing workflow, combining polygon modeling with SDF modeling. #MagicaCSG is much faster though, because it has got a dedicated ray-marching renderer, while Blob Fusion works with Blender's mesh renderers.

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Spongeblob Fusionpants update…

I've converted the Blob Fusion Blender add-on result to a mesh, for further adjustments in Sculpt Mode.

In conclusion, Blob Fusion is a very interesting modeling tool, but the mesh-to-SDF function makes the result too slow to be really useful on current hardware and the current speed of the Geometry Nodes volume / voxel functions.

But if you use the SDF primitives, Blob Fusion is definitely a great and useful modeling tool.

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I continued working with the Blob Fusion #Blender add-on the past days, and I've become excited about it.

The only drawback is that Blender's native mesh-to-voxel conversion used by the add-on is currently too slow to be really useful, but as long as you work with the SDF primitives, it's a great modeling tool.

For example, you can add any Blender mesh modifier to a blob domain cage, deforming every blob that is inside. Here I've used a Curve modifier to deform the contents of a blob domain.