Topology
These nodes create and destroy any type of Geometry. By changing the topology, new shapes and surfaces can be created from the original geometry, for much more complex effects. It’s important to be mindful of the geometry these nodes are applied to - High polygon counts can cause have significant performance and processing costs, and poor topology can generate erratic results.
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Nodes
Bevel
This node rounds off sharp edges of the parent mesh.
Cull
Modifies a mesh by cutting away areas.
Cut
This node cuts the parent mesh along a plane.
Delete Polygons
This node deletes polygons within its range
Extend
This node extends a parent mesh with a cut plane and a direction to extend along.
Extrude Polygons
Extrudes each face of a mesh individually.
Fertilize
This node applies a growing effect to the parent mesh.
Flip Polygons
This node flips the polygons of the parent mesh - so back faces become front faces and vice versa.
Greeble
This node iteratively and randomly replaces selected polygons of the parent mesh with extruded shapes.
Mirror
Generates a mirror cut through a mesh.
Retopologise
This node retopologises the parent mesh.
Shift Polygons
This node extrudes selected polygons of the parent mesh.
Slice
Cuts slices into a mesh.
Subdivide
This node subdivides the geometry of the parent mesh.
Tessellate
This node tessellates the geometry of the parent mesh.
Triangulate
TBC
Unweld
This node disconnects the faces of a mesh from each other.
Voronoi Fracture
This node fractures the parent mesh into voronoi chunks.