stamp copy + mountain
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- ziconic
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You should probably use something like Point Jitter instead of Mountain for modifying points on a line since the Mountain node requires well-formed normals (implicit or explicit) to work properly. If you drop a Point Wrangle after the Copy to Points or Copy Stamp node and write “@N = @N”, you'll see that some of the points are given normals that are {0,0,0}. These are points that won't be affected by the Mountain node and will remain perfectly vertical. Interestingly the Copy Stamp node is more likely to produce points with invalid normals, but that is probably some undefined behavior.
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