Loop cut in geometry nodes (Blender)

[@indianeinstein1978]

you are a god in the temple ! thank you very much

[@JM-ty6uq]

Another solution that works for basic objects is that you can use a mesh boolean node with a two dimensional mesh in the Mesh2 input, the returned object will have verts where it was cut by the Mesh2 input.

[@S_Z.]

Tkanks man! 👍

[@connor_from]

Very good solution But what happens to normals...😩 I hope the developers add a Loop Cut node

[@dontmvme8796]

You're incredible. I've watched a few of your geometry nodes videos and recently I thought they looked all to the point, exploring in depth a single basic concept at a time. I didn't start watching your Geo Node playlist because it seemed like its grease pencil components and some experiments I remember you made would be too niche for me. But I've seen too many fundamentals being dissected in your videos now and so I think finally I should give your playlist a try even if maybe not all are in a similar vein... I can always skip ahead if need be and only bookmark the ones I deem essential.

[@BlenderClass]

Thank you so much for the comment :)

[@omurbekov2452]

Hello! Do you know any methods to select this loopcut and scale it?

[@thezachlambert]

Nice.

[@World_Theory]

Sure. Kinda works for a cube. But I want to add loop cuts to a cylinder that is pretending to be a cone whose base is un-even because it's shape is defined by by a raycast against arbitrary geometry. I want to add loop cuts because the cylinder pretending to be a cone is going to need to bend along it's length.

[@World_Theory]

I hope I don't need to subdivide the mesh, delete the undesirable loops that were added in the wrong direction, and then try to figure out how to bridge the left-over edges to reconstruct the faces (probably with an extrude node) it should have, if only I had a loop cut node.

[@MrSuvidh]

what if I want my cylinder thin from the top and broad from the bottom

[@ronald4382]

Hello? Can I get your email please? Thank you!