Defining a Morphing Law

From the Virtual to Real Shape Morphing section of the action bar, click Create a Morphing Law

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Select a Field of Vectors, or create one from the context menu.

Select the Shape Constraints from the context menu.

Shape constraints are optional, unless you want to specify a symmetry plane or frozen areas.

Enter a Morphing Scale value.

A context menu is available.

The deformation scale is defined by multiplying the vectors by this value.

Specify the tolerances and smoothing options.

Tolerance defines the size of a sphere around the target points, through which the morphed shape is expected to go.
Vectors to Ignore removes the tolerance on a percentage of points to ensure a smoother morphing.
By default, the percentage is 0.1%: One point out of 1000 is modified without respecting the tolerance. Suitable for most cases.
Smoothing makes the morphing smoother and ignore the tolerance on the smoothed points.
Note: Smoothing is not allowed on frozen areas.
Constraint Propagation specifies how the morphing is computed outside the field of vectors.
- A low propagation results in a high degree of deformation.
- A strong propagation reduces the degree of deformation.

Select a Display Mode to visualize the effect of the tolerance options on the computed target points.

Display Vectors: No specific display.
Display Tolerances Map: Gradient display where red shows the highest deviation and green the lowest.
Display Vectors Out of Tolerances: Displays the points out of tolerances in red, the points within the tolerance in green.
Only Display Vectors Out of Tolerances : Displays only the points that are out of tolerance.

Check the Law Accuracy.

You can verify the minimum and maximum deviations and the points out of tolerance.