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hey guys this is the result of my second November challenge The Prompt was psychedelic LA and I posted it on Twitter and some users asked me about the outline effect and how I did it and I guess its a nice thing to show to you because its a very simple and effective way of doing the outline and Real Time with geometry nodes and yeah it has some cool parameters noise and all the other stuff so yeah lets do this okay so for the effect I added the classic monkey Susan mesh and then I add the geometry notes modifier and to add a little bit more resolution I added subdivision surface node and I also want to shade this smooth so yeah thats the base mesh and how do we get an outline and this is very simple we need to duplicate the mesh and add a little bit of offset and then add another material where we only render the back face of the material and Thats a classic trick I guess most of you know it already but let me show you how you do this in Geometry nodes so how do we offset the mes
