Does highpass work with the bomber plus?

Nevermind, I feel silly. Bitmap components don't work with any looping functions. How can I forget?

I disabled the size chaos value, but that's just an example. I wanted to randomize a couple patches of noise via offset per particle. The offseted noise then gets fed into highpass, which is where the issue happens.

So yes, the highpass does work, but not in the way that I'm using. I can post some examples of this if anything.

Example situation. This is the EXPECTED output. The bomber plus outputs a bunch of offset patterns.

Swapping the order of operations from offset --- > high pass to high pass --> offset actually works.

I had to ask Vladimir because it's highly counter-intuitive Today I learned something about FF.

First, you were correct in saying Bomber+ doesn't work with High Pass - in the sense that High Pass (like all other bitmap components) strips all meta-data from the slave subtree. The filter will render correctly but Bomber+ won't receive the randomization meta-data from its slaves.

However if High Pass doesn't receive any meta-data it has nothing to strip. In your example High Pass only processes Perlin Noise, and the randomization meta-data are injected after High Pass and thus are preserved.

Hope this explains!