# Examples **Breathe** - Vertices softly pulse outward from the mesh center with sine-wave rhythm and falloff control.

**BuildingEmerge** - Mesh rises from below the ground with a mid-air squash and a snappy pop landing.

**CrumpleCollapse** - Vertices collapse toward a pivot with chaotic per-vertex timing and directional noise for organic crumpling.

**DeathBloat** - Vertices expand outward from a pivot with falloff, then optionally snap back with elastic easing.

**DentImpact** - Punches permanent dents at the impact point with ripple rings and smooth reversal support.

**HitSquash** - Squashes vertices along Y toward the pivot with a perpendicular bulge, then springs back with elastic bounce.

**JellyTap** - A decaying sine-wave jelly reaction emanating from the impact point with configurable oscillations and amplitude fade.

**MeltDroop** - Upper vertices droop downward from a melt line with lateral drift for a melting or wax effect.

**MorphNoise** - Organic surface deformation driven by Perlin noise (position + time) displacing along normals.

**ShockwaveRing** - An expanding ring-shaped wave radiates outward at constant speed with amplitude decay; multiple rings stack additively.

**StretchPull** - Vertices stretch from an anchor pivot toward the opposite end with volume-conserving perpendicular squash.

**Twist** - Rotates vertices around a local axis through the pivot with profile-based intensity falloff by distance.

**VertexScatter** - Vertices fly outward in random directions with gravity, then settle back; deterministic seeding ensures reproducibility.

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