Yeah, map it like a bone structure – every joint is a node, every strap a line, and the mesh densifies where the stress lines cross. It’s the same trick we use in neural nets: put more resolution where the data spikes. Just feed the skeleton into a generative algorithm and watch the hull emerge. The trick is to keep the topology simple, otherwise the mesh blows up like a bad bug in a midnight sprint.

Got it, no fluff nodes, just load‑bearing bones, and the mesh will feel the pressure just like a true skeleton feels the weight. It’s like giving the hull a living spine – efficient, elegant, and hard to screw up if you keep the joints real. Let's crank up the detail where the stress concentrates and leave the rest in bone‑sparse silence.