Blender 2.93 Abstract Geometry Nodes Tutorial 

Right when I had made the thumbnail, I thought: "that's Ducky 3D". And here you are!

@@BadNormals I actually assumed it was a Ducky video lol

Thank you for sharing. Can't use a computer at the moment but I love when people selflessly help out like this, your awesome 👊

@@vladimirpetrusev3480 You're very welcome. Unfortunately this is as far as I got because it seems 3.1 is very different!

Thanks. And how to make attribute separate?

@@f-man3274 That's the bit I'm now stuck on!

I think i got it! I first used a "Position" Node and plugged it into a "Seperate XYZ" than i put it's Z Coordinate into the "Scale Input" of a "Scale Instances" Node, now you need to plug in the "Instances" from the "Instances on Point" Node into "Instances" from the "Scale Instances" Node and voila, it should look the way it did in the Video! I hope this was helpfull!

Same

U SMART

alright im still a noob, but i started with a quadratic bezier made into a line, instead of a line mesh. Then i plugged a curve parameter into the scale of the instance on points to get the same scaling effect, though i dont have enough experience to know what difference this makes, it just seemed simpler and used less nodes for the same scaling effect. edit: word

thanks

I can reveal to you a secret: you can watch'em before add to playlist&forget 😉

Yeah, I can't find some nodes used in this tutorial in Blender 3.0

I have a really cool one coming up, basically a flower/plant opening with the new 3.0 nodes. Was there anything in this tutorial that you felt maybe needs some more explanation? It's useful to know so that I can make the videos better.

@@BadNormals Hey. Thanks for this tutorials. But yeah, some of the nodes are not available for 3.1/3.2. I am trying to get it to work, but if you can explain the nodes that would work in the new version of blender, that would be awesome. If I am successful, I will share you that video, which would be helpful for the community. Once again, thank you SO MUCH for the knowledge. I love you.

@@BadNormals I was not able to emulate exactly what you have done, but here is my attempts with the geo nodes used in 3.2. I can share the blend file too with you too, if that could help you in making a new video with new geo nodes. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-B8eJXK9Tx3Y.html

Arrays are handy yes!

I caught it, glad you liked it!

Your gratitude is appreciated, student

I'm a caring person

That's good, I explained well then!

Nice!

You gave me an idea, I'll make that the next video maybe

@@BadNormals Cool ^^ And I'll try to build what you explain so well

True, there weren't many of those possibilities before

Dark Merlin, the road to Blender wisdom is rocky, but true will shall smoothen the path...

Thank you!

I've got pretty decent views already I think

I'll see if I can make something similar but more interesting maybe. As it's quite popular I'm "strongly considering that" 😀

@@BadNormals up this topic

Bad news but I'll see what I can do. Hopefully the new nodes will be more powerful too, instead of just being more "simple".

@@BadNormals here is my attempt to translate to 3.0 drive.google.com/file/d/1McvN3VOuBALz1R8aHooYBbb23gCin7_I/view?usp=sharing

Thanks haha

Can I heart this comment without it getting weird?

I did it

I just started playing around when the 2.92 beta was released, and slowly learned some things

Unfortunately no, you need a version with geometry nodes.

That's true, I shouldn't cut those parts out sometimes, I'll remember that

You can use the index node, as this has different numbers for each point where things are instanced

Maybe in the future, I don't have any certain plans yet.

This might be more of a coincidence, I just came up with it 🤷

@@BadNormals good on you bro! Im so glad to see that name on a channel like i imagined! Subscribed! Keep up the good work!

Make sure you use Blender 2.93. And remove all the materials and try to add them again to the original circle, not the object with geometry nodes. Now it should work.

Cycles and Eevee are renderers,, they are bound by Material Shaders, especially light/shadow/transparency and displacement issues. Geonodes are procedural or mathematical applications for object creation/deformation. So probably, only some special displacements on objects might be rendered in Cycles with or without geonodes.

There's instance on points instead

Click on the little computer icon in the upper right corner of a geometry node. Now the spreadsheet should show again

@@BadNormals whow...thaaaanks, it's so simple ! I didn't seen that little icon...I fell stupid right now 😜

I have some scheduled tutorials that don't have them but I'll make sure the new ones I create do show the keys 🔑

The same Z location would still work I believe, or what are you trying to accomplish?

@@BadNormals oh, nothing special, the axis trick helped, it's only weird to read the indexes in the spreadsheet and don't have the access to it. Thanks :)

I'd love to! He has seen this tutorial by the way, I pinned his comment.

@@BadNormals ❤️‍🔥☺️