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Mesh Scatter

Short Description

Scatters objects on the components of an input mesh.

Description

The Mesh Scatter tool allows users to scatter objects across the components of an input mesh. It provides options for selecting component types and configuring the scaling and spinning of the scattered instances.

Properties

Base Properties

  • Surface Meshes: Meshes whose components will be used as the scatter coordinates.

  • Scatter Meshes: Meshes to scatter on the 'Surface Meshes' input.

  • Component Type: Select which component you want to scatter meshes on.

  • Max Scale: Maximum scale of every instance.

  • Min Scale: Minimum scale of every instance.

  • Random Spin: If checked, the 'Angle Spin' property is ignored, and all instances are randomly spun.

  • Angle Spin: Spins all instances towards the input angle.

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