The Torus node
When to use it
A torus, negative inside the ring. Rings, tubes, the start of a handle.
The hole runs along Y, not Z, so it stands up like a wheel rather than lying flat. Rotate the domain to lay it down.
The two radii are independent, and a Minor Radius at or above Major Radius closes the hole completely. What you get then is a lumpy blob, not a torus.
Pins
| Pin | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
MajorRadius |
Number | How wide the ring is, measured to the middle of the tube. |
MinorRadius |
Number | How fat the tube is. Push it past the ring width and the hole closes up. |
CenterX |
Number | Where the doughnut sits along X. |
CenterY |
Number | Where the doughnut sits along Y. |
CenterZ |
Number | Where the doughnut 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.