The Hex Prism node
When to use it
A vertical six-sided prism. Honeycombs, basalt columns, stylised rock.
Radius is measured to the middle of each flat side, not to a corner, so the prism is a little wider than Radius suggests at the points.
Pair it with Domain Repeat and one node becomes a whole field of columns. Vary their heights with a noise-driven Intersection against a Plane.
Pins
| Pin | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Radius |
Number | How wide the pillar is, measured to the middle of a flat side. |
HalfHeight |
Number | Half the height of the pillar, so 5 gives you one 10 tall. |
CenterX |
Number | Where the pillar sits along X. |
CenterY |
Number | Where the pillar sits along Y. |
CenterZ |
Number | Where the pillar sits along Z. |
| Pin | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Distance |
Number | The shape as a field. Negative inside it, positive outside, zero on the skin. |
Available in Mesh Morpher Graph and Mesh Morpher Studio.