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Hi guys, Is there a way to create 3D noise in Copernicus and apply it to a volume, as shown in the image below? Thanks for helping. -
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Most likely fracturing setup structure is not correct, starts from polyextrude without volume. Check some more examples of this technique. See an example of a simple way to make a metal ship rbd. SPACESHIP_CRASH_020_v01.hiplc -
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Yeah, the hip needs to be adjusted but it's a good starting point. Your test is also very very nice. What is the solution you ended up with?
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