Is it just for CAD exports from Plasticity?
No. CAD exports are a common use, but N-Gone Pro works on any mesh built from n-gons, wherever it came from. That includes quad models and boolean-heavy meshes made in Blender, and meshes imported from other 3D software.
If a mesh is dense, full of n-gons or left messy by boolean cuts, N-Gone Pro can bring the poly count down and give it clean UVs in the same step.
CAD exports
Quad modelling
Boolean workflows
Other 3D software
What does N-Gone Pro actually do?
At its core, N-Gone Pro is a labour-saving tool. It takes the repetitive jobs involved in getting a mesh ready for texturing software and does them for you, across many objects at once.
Naming
Applies consistent naming conventions, so your low and high poly meshes match up when you bake.
Low poly
Decimates the mesh while preserving its normals, giving you a lighter, cleaner result.
High poly
Triangulates the mesh and preserves its normals at the same time, which cuts down errors in texturing software and game engines.
UVs
Creates UVs on the fly for multiple meshes at once.
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