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trucker2000
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Not bad.
The only thing I get when I make a grid and implement the pluggin is another grid. 
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Sindwiller
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This is really cool! Something like displacements in Hammer.
wfg, Sindwiller
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CMe
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| @trucker2000. If I understand you right, the output looks the same as the input? If the subdivision is 0 it will be the same. also if the grid is completely flat there won't be anything to curve. |
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trucker2000
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Duuh, just give me the dunce award. 
This is great. 
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