What it does
Faceform Wrap fits an existing mesh to a scan or sculpt while retaining the base topology. Its node graph combines alignment, correspondence points and non-rigid fitting for digital doubles and matching facial-expression meshes. Perpetual purchases include a year of updates; the 30-day trial is non-commercial.
Wrap is useful when several scans need the same topology. The base supplies the mesh structure; each scan supplies a shape to match.
Fit a base mesh
- Prepare one connected, manifold base. Remove disconnected teeth or eyeballs from the Wrapping input.
- Roughly align it with the target, using Rigid Alignment if needed.
- Connect the base to Floating Geometry and the target to Fixed Geometry on a Wrapping node. Add Point Correspondences to guide matching.
- Use Free Polygons Floating to exclude areas such as eye and mouth sockets from surface fitting.
- Enable Auto Compute or press Compute, then inspect the Geometry output. Smoothness changes rigidity; sampling controls change the fitting detail.
The excluded polygons still deform with the surrounding mesh. If removing disconnected parts would disrupt a required vertex order, the documented alternative is to wrap a simpler mesh and use Lattice to deform the original.
Perpetual licences include a year of updates. Indie, Professional node-locked and Professional floating options are offered. Optional annual maintenance costs half the current licence price. Indie eligibility uses a USD 100,000 prior-year revenue ceiling, with additional rules for contractors serving professional customers. The 30-day trial is noncommercial.
Strengths
- Correspondence points and polygon exclusions guide difficult fits.
- A common base establishes matching topology across a scan set.
Watch out for
- The Wrapping input must be one connected, manifold mesh.
- The trial cannot be used for commercial work.
Best for
- Digital-double artists transferring an existing topology
- Teams fitting one facial topology to multiple expressions
Sources
- Faceform | Wrap Features and Licences (Oct 28, 2026)
- Wrapping | Faceform Wrap Documentation (Oct 28, 2026)
- Faceform Wrap | End User Licence Agreement (Oct 28, 2026)
- Download Wrap | Windows and Linux Builds (Oct 28, 2026)