Edge Wear

Edge Wear chips the edges of its children irregularly, with intact stretches and chips of different sizes, like worn stone or wood. It works even on a plain cube, without dividing the mesh first, and the inside of the faces stays intact.

Properties

• Width: How far the wear reaches from the edges.
• Depth: The size of the chips.
• Detail: How detailed the chips are. High values make the piece heavier.
• Chip frequency: Higher values make smaller, closer chips. Raise the detail for them to show.
• Minimum angle: Which edges get worn. Raise it to spare smooth transitions.
• Seed: Changes the chip pattern.

A width or depth of zero turns the effect off. If the result gets too heavy, lower the detail or the width.