Hi, I want to split my heightfield into mesh and get all sliced mesh set in (0, y, 0) position. So I use labs mesh slice and try to use a fol-loop to seperately move every pieces into center, but when I use detail attr to save the offset values I just move whole mesh by offset of group 0. Is there any way I could do what I want? or it there anyway to set pivot point to the center of the sliced mesh and keep the pivot then output? Thanks!

You don't need a for/each loop for this. You can just use the Pack SOP to create a packed fragment with the pivot at the centroid of each piece... you just need a string-type name attribute for the Pack SOP to read. A Primitive Wrangle can convert your i@class into an s@name attribute like this:


Then pack, and then you can use a point wrangle to set P to (0, y, 0).

or you can append Point Wrangle after your /obj/Split_Mesh_and_Move/mesh_slice2

if you hate wrangles, you can use nodes. No packing loops or vex required

extract centroid(output: attribute) -> promote centroid from prim to point -> transform by attribute ('centroid', invert transform)

tamte
or you can append Point Wrangle after your /obj/Split_Mesh_and_Move/mesh_slice2

int class = prim(0, "class", @primnum);
vector centerP = getbbox_center(0, sprintf("@class=%s", class));
v@P -= centerP * {1,0,1};

Thanks! This works for me!