Hello again,
I could use help with selecting faces by lesser half on my mesh, so I can flip them. But since I completely such at math, I have no clue what to do here.
Would be great, if that selection would be floored to lower number, is total face count will make odd number.
Can anyone assist, please?
flip_faces_half.blend (1.6 MB)
I think one problem might be trying to solve this with the index value. If what you want is to select faces that point in a particular direction (down in this case,) it would be easier to use the face normal. With the Flip Faces node, you will be in face context (good), and the dot product with another direction vector will give you a scalar value you can use as a determinant.
Try this node group,
This is a little more versatile. If you were to use a position input for the direction vector you could select faces pointing towards (or away) from the center.
An aside: Your node group was simple enough so instead of downloading your blend I built it myself using a toroid mesh (from the Extra Objects add-on I think?) The result was an index pattern that was completely different from yours so your node group didn’t work on my object. The normal/dot product solution should work on a toroid mesh, regardless of index pattern.
