bake enmesh to proxy, as per vraydisplacement?

[super gnu]

i assume that under the hood the geometry/data generated by the two modifiers for passing to the renderer is similar?

in which case it would be fantastic if a vrayproxy export could be added to enmesh in the same way it was for displacement?

i would very much like to have the output of the modifier to play with!

[^Lele^]

Unfortunately that doesn't look doable.
In the same way 2d displacement can't be baked out (as it's never quite a whole mesh as such), enmesh isn't ever a full mesh (or it would eat up too much RAM).

[super gnu]

ahh thats a shame

[^Lele^]

It is.
Here's a sample to prove there are no "triangles" as such:
The 32 primitives are constituents of the 2d displacement, surely not enough to represent the rendered surface if they were triangles instead.

Compare to the displacement being 3d, and in the static memory pool:

[super gnu]

i wont pretend to understand what those "not triangles" are and how a fully realised render can be done without actual real geometry, . ill just chalk it up to witchcraft and be done with it ..

[super gnu]

do you (or anyone) happen to know of a script or plugin that can tile and deform one mesh over another like enmesh does, but with "real" geometry? ive seen a method using uv unwrapping, morpher modifier and skinwrap, but it doesnt really make a clean result with watertight meshes etc..