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  1. hi! I'm facing some kind of issue: I would like to fracture a geo, then create clusters from the voronoi pieces, then be able to break those cluster based on the strenght of their glue attribute. So far I only get this kind of result: A glue strenght of -1 should give me infinite strength right? so why are my pieces breaking appart inside the same cluster ? What am I missing ?? here's a simple hip if you'd like to correct me. Cheers ! voronoi_clusters.hipnc
  2. Hey, First off, thank you for taking the time to read this and help me out. I am a bit unhappy with the flexibility of the Voronoi Fracture Configure Object node (from Make Breakable), so I found this: From what I understand, he is piping the first-fractured pieces through a foreach node, adding a centroid point - all done. My problem is figuring out how that centroid point can be divided into more points (eg. by time), thereby also re-fracturing the current piece into tinier bits. If I didn't explain something properly, please do let me know. Thank you!
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