The first stage of a volume slice operation is to remove interior non-manifold geometry after welding the input. Because you're not detaching the slices, the interior geometry generated on a first cut is being welded/removed on subsequent cuts...so you're only left with the cap on the next frame each time.
Send the sliced chunks out to another event (using the "largest N" setting) so that only the largest chunk remains for the next frame's volume slice operation.
(09-06-2024, 03:49 PM)tyFlow Wrote: The first stage of a volume slice operation is to remove interior non-manifold geometry after welding the input. Because you're not detaching the slices, the interior geometry generated on a first cut is being welded/removed on subsequent cuts...so you're only left with the cap on the next frame each time.
Send the sliced chunks out to another event (using the "largest N" setting) so that only the largest chunk remains for the next frame's volume slice operation.