Currently, GeoBreak does not support Rigid Body simulations or collision interactions for fragments. It is designed for visually structured fractures, optimized for renders and animations without requiring physical simulation.

Yes! GeoBreak fractures objects while maintaining the original textures on external surfaces, ensuring a consistent look in the final render without requiring texture adjustments.

GeoBreak allows for complete or targeted fractures. By targeting specific areas, it optimizes performance by minimizing the fragment count while still offering detailed options for both the interior and exterior of the fractured areas.

The add-on includes a Wireframe mode with three levels of detail for real-time visualization of fractures, allowing precise adjustment of fragments before finalizing the scene.

GeoBreak offers smoke effects in two modes: Flow, for continuous smoke emission, and Explode, for a decaying smoke effect following an explosion. Additionally, it features a Damage mode, targeting edges or faces to give a worn look to fragments.

Yes, GeoBreak provides a real-time fragment counter, enabling users to manage and optimize detail levels within each scene.

GeoBreak is compatible with both Eevee and Cycles render engines, from Blender 4.2 onward, ensuring a consistent visual between previews and final renders.

GeoBreak includes a Custom mode for assigning different materials to the interior and exterior of fragments, and a Combine mode, which preserves original textures on external surfaces while applying custom materials to the interior.