I’m trying to dynamically subdivide certain segments of some geometry—say, subdivide the edge of a Box POP, but only that one edge.
I have tried converting to DAT, then appending the DAT, and then converting back to POPs. This gives me the right points, but it removes the primitives. Another option I explored was subdivide. However, this also subdivides all parts of the geometry and also grows the geometry too fast within a feedback loop.
I’m wondering whether this is possible
Hello @matigekunst
With your additional points, you could try to create new primitives with Create POP, but you’ll have to provide a set or a pattern. For more complex geometry this might be harder though.
You ask about dividing an edge. Assuming it’s the edge only and not dividing the surface the edge is part of, if you converted the quads to lines or 2-point line lines strips (Convert POP), and IF the Line Divide POP could operate on a subset of primitives (it doesn’t now, it operates on all the primitives), you can get what you describe.