Introducing Mesh Exploder: Your Procedural Geometry Node Modifier

Mesh Exploder Short

Elevate your 3D modeling game with Mesh Exploder, the fully procedural geometry node modifier that adds dynamic explosions, fractures, and shatters to any mesh object with ease. Crafted for versatility and simplicity, Mesh Exploder is designed to seamlessly integrate into your customized node setup, offering a streamlined workflow for both beginners and seasoned professionals.

Key Features:

1. Fully Procedural: Say goodbye to static meshes and hello to dynamic effects. Mesh Exploder's fully procedural nature allows for limitless customization, giving you full control over the look and feel of your explosions and fractures.

2. Applicable to Any Mesh Object: Whether you're working on character models, architectural designs, or game assets, Mesh Exploder is applicable to any mesh object. Simply apply the modifier and watch as your creations come to life.

3. Simple to Use: No complicated setups or steep learning curves here. Mesh Exploder offers an intuitive interface and easy-to-understand controls, making it simple for users of all skill levels to create stunning visual effects in minutes.

4. Node Integration: The modifier is grouped as a node, allowing for seamless integration into your customized node setup. This means you can easily incorporate Mesh Exploder into your existing Blender projects without any hassle.

Why Choose Mesh Exploder:

- Unleash Your Creativity: With Mesh Exploder, the only limit is your imagination. Experiment with different parameters and settings to create unique and captivating effects that will wow your audience.
  
- Save Time and Effort: No need for manual mesh editing or complex simulations. Mesh Exploder automates the process, saving you time and effort so you can focus on what you do best - creating amazing 3D art.

Take your 3D creations to new heights with Mesh Exploder. Download now and experience the power of procedural geometry nodes firsthand.

Modifier Settings:

1. Start Frame : This is frame number at which this effect will start.

2. Force : The force strength by which the particles are pushed. Larger values will move

particles at higher speed and the distance covered will be more.

This can be balanced by following settings.

3. Scale Decrease By : Decrease in scale (in percentage) of particles per frame.

4. Decrease Scale From : Distance of particles from the object center after which the scale of particles will start decreasing.

5. Particles Life : Total number of frames for which the particles last since they spawned.

6. Mesh Subdivision : The subdivision of input mesh, this will affect the geometry of the shards/particles.

7. Triangulation Select : Particles as triangulated pieces of mesh, unchecked will use the mesh's original topology.

8. Particle Material : The material for the shards. 

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