Blob Matter — Browser Fracture Lab

Every stage keeps typed inputs and outputs. Connect Geometry to Geometry, fracture an already fractured stream, insert a cluster or collider anywhere it belongs, and click a node's display flag to inspect only that stage. The default graph is an example, not a locked pipeline.

• F.01Drag or click compatible sockets to reconnect the graph
• F.02Preview source geometry, scatter points, fractures, clusters, constraints or simulation
• F.03Ground Grid and Collider Object feed the RBD Solver collider socket
• F.04RBD Solver exposes high-res geometry, proxy geometry, constraints and simulation
• F.05Restart, stop, pause and quality controls use a deterministic frame-one state
• F.06Cook Console reports graph changes, timings, piece counts and constraint counts

The next pass will move beyond the current lightweight viewport shading: a dedicated WebGL render layer, directional and environment lights, material nodes, interior fracture materials, shadows and high-resolution mesh import/export are planned without changing the graph's typed geometry flow.