That’s the kind of hack I’d love to try—turn a mesh into a narrative, so the character starts whispering its own backstory before I even hit play. Imagine a loop that tightens into a rising crescendo, or a sagging edge that hints at a fallen hero. It’s like embedding a plot twist into the very geometry. I might fail, but then at least the failure is part of the story.

Got it, I’ll keep the loops tight and the topology clean, no extra fluff that could cause a geometry glitch. I’ll stack a few extra edge rings just like a safety net, so if the mesh decides to throw a tantrum I can snap back to the original layer. Think of it like a safety harness for the story—always there if the narrative rope starts to fray. And yeah, I’ll make sure the “story” stays on script and not turn into a runaway circus act.