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I created a shape, starting from a circle mesh, now I'm left with the followingheart shaped outline

Now what I'd like to do is fill the inside with a mesh, but the grid needs to be somewhat even, that's because I would like to end up with something like my other model:

button model

I'm not too fussed about the topology connecting directly with the heart shape, but I would like the middle (of about the same size as the button's) to be an even grid, so I can poke the holes. If it matters, the heart shape also can't be affected later on, since I plan to extrude it.

Is there a way to do this, or should I be doing it completely different?

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  • $\begingroup$ Would using the grid fill tool give you the results you need? You can find it under Faces > Grid Fill in Edit mode. Grid fill tool $\endgroup$
    – aidan-j-rhoden
    Commented Dec 3, 2023 at 21:45

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You could create a 24 vertex circle:

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Bridge 17 of its vertices to the heart shape:

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Extrude the vertices on the right:

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Fill the holes:

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