I´m rather new to Blender and tried using the shrinkwrap modifier more, I can get it to work just fine on simple forms, but when there is a crease it always just makes a bridge as the closes vertices are not the ones in the crease. Is it even possible to shrinkwrap in a way so that a crease is not bridged over? If so, what would the setup of the Shrinkwrap be?
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$\begingroup$ try adding more geometry to the wrapper by using subdivison surface modifier. also a screenshot of issue is more appreciated! $\endgroup$– Nand 27May 31, 2021 at 16:19
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As Nand 27 says above, make sure you have at least enough geometry to work with on the source object. I have a plane that I subdivided so that it's about a 24x24 grid. Then, did you try different modes? For example, this is using the "Nearest Surface" mode:
But this is using "Project" mode, which projects onto the surface:
As you can see, in this case, the "Project" nicely follows the shape of the indentation, whereas "Nearest Surface" had trouble finding the corner.
