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Brickini Vending Machine

Brick pile

Overview

Brickini

Brickini Vending Machine serves two purposes.
  • If unconnected: procedurally generates a wide variety of basic bricks with LOD options
  • If connected to Brickini Brickify: instances bricks onto generated point

Note

Due to the two possible states of the node, some parameters become hidden when Brickini Vending Machine is connected to Brickify as they wouldn't serve any purpose.

Parameters

  • Brick Type (unconnected mode) Choose between various types of bricks.

    • Brick
    • Plate
    • Tile
    • Slope
    • Inverted Slope
    • Plate Round

  • Dimension (unconnected mode) Define size of brick in studs units. Find some examples below:

    • Brick 3001: X 4 and Z 2
    • Slope 4286: X 3 and Z 1
    • Tile 2431: X 4 and Z 1

Warning

There are no limitations on this parameter, which means you can create all kinds of silly bricks that don't exist in real life. However those combinations have not been thouroughly tested and might either not work at all or produce garbage. Only combinations for bricks that are used by Brickini Brickify have been verified and should work well.

Note

X is considered the main axis. If there are multiple ways to create a brick (i.e. X 2 and Z 4 or X 4 and Z 2) rule of thumb is, that X should be longer.

  • 80/90s molds For some bricks, alternative molds are supported. For example 2453 has a solid stud and hollow stud variant.

  • Gap Shrinks brick so they don't align mathematically perfect when stacked and tiny gaps become visible.

  • Gap Width Width of gap - amount brick is shrinked.

  • Logo Enables Logo on stud.

  • Interior Enables interior/underside detail.

  • Stud Divisions Sides/columns of cylindrical geometry (studs)

  • Interior Divisions Sides/columns of internal/underside cylindrical geometry (anti studs)

Note

Only even divisions are supported. Uneven values are rounded down.

Tip

When building models with Brickini Brickify disabling the options in this category and/or reducing divisions can greatly improve interactive performance.