No, Topogun does not have "automatic filling", but You can create some low-poly in other program (MAX for ex.), load it Topogun and automatically glued all vertexes of low-poly model to the surface of hi-poly.
And I should remark - main surface element in Topogun is rectangle, not triangle, but ofc You can create triangles too.

Vit

Hi guys!
I can see you still believe iClone can deal with quad polygons. Not true! When a quad mesh is fed to iClone it DOES create a diagonal edge between a pair of diagonally opposite vertex. No matter what you do, EVERYTHING will end up as triangular mesh.

If you don't think I am right, just create a simple thing like a 4 b3 quad mesh plane. Count the polys in MAX they should be 12. Export the prop. Import into iClone. Count Polys. 24!!!!!

Oh! my goodness! It doubled the polygons into triangles.... Why?

ASk RL. They must know triangles are better.... I guess!
Here the proof:

First Image from MAX 12 Polygon Plane.

Second Image: Exported as Prop into iClone, becomes 24 Polygon Plane !!!!

Why bother trying to make quads, if you end up having twice triangular count?

Fine!   You think it is better for modelling.  OK!   But what you get at iClone is NOT what you see in MAX.    Honestly!!!!

Mike

Mike Aparicio-Reallusion Certified Innovative Content Developer

Hi Mike

A lot of thanks for demonstration, but it's not a secret that ALL mesh-based 3D programs triangulate ALL models in scene before rendering and 3DS Max too ;)
So it's possible to use any type of polygons when making your mesh for iClone because it support them on import (as You demonstrated).
I prefer work with quad polygons by the reason I described in my earlier topics (I will not repeat these explications here because they do not deal with Topogun theme).

Vit

Hi Vit3D...
I think the subject DOES have to do with the thread topic precisely because it was mentioned above and Topogun is a program dedicated exclusively to mesh alteration and modification.

I also have some demonstrations showing how, when you work with quad modelling, you see a result which is different from what you will get at iClone upon rendering.

As it seems you don't like the theme to go in this thread I will set the demonstration and open a new one.

I hope you will engage in the discussion!

Thanks

Mike Aparicio-Reallusion Certified Innovative Content Developer

I'll be glad to join such discussion if it'll be interested for other forum members.
But this discussion more about 3D basics that iClone modeling, because there is nothing special how iClone treat triangular and quad polygons - most 3D programs and 3D games work the same way.

Vit