Blender Simulation Nodes Beginner Tutorial 

First! Please pin me so I can feel motivated ❤

We now have an editor! So enjoy those graphs and animations!

The infinite blur within the simulation reminded me of sand when u walk on the beach near the water Great tutorial really nicely explained and made it alot less scary to give it a go :)

You always have incredible quality tutorials and outcomes. Everything you do is so awesome

PACKED with info! Great tutorial already signed up for the waitlist, cant wait to see more!

Dude I loved this presentation, the quality of this video and the tutorial... Thankyou so much.

Thought I had subscribed to you some time ago. Well, I am now! Thank you for pushing out Simulation Nodes! WE NEED THIS!

Amazing! I'm still a noob to geometry nodes in general. Thanks for showing us what's possible, and how to do it!

Man, that's just incredible. My mind began to blow up somewhere in the middle, but the tutorial itself is great. Thank you for so detailed explanation of practical examples. Keep going!

Duddee you're a life saver. I needed this for a similar project and it worked like a charm.

Thank very much! Fantastic everything, bonus included. Keep posting!

Always smashing it on the little details which sets you apart from everyone else🔥

WOW one of the best Tutorials I've seen on GEO nodes please keep it up I am starting to get it now!

🤩 Great tut

My favorite parts of your videos are how deep you take us into the weeds to create and solve the more complex challenges, thanks again!

You are the man! This is amazing content. Thank you for sharing this!!!

Uff such a well created video dude. loved all the secondary visuals in the video to explain in depth what you were saying! thanks a lot. learned a ton!

you did a very good job explaining, the video is super helpful!! Thank you a lot

You are the guru of this year of blender just like blender guru at (blender 2.8).

Thanks man that's so cool !

What an amazing tutorial, thank you!

Once again great tutorial ! ❤

Amazing tutorial, adaptable for a lot of useful stuff!

Very clear tutorial, thank you!

Great tutorial, I'm gonna use it for simulating the car's tyres on mud...❤

Amazing how blender's been improving, geo nodes, light linking and now even the blur attribute node. I'd be interested to see grass animations soon.

Awesome, love it

Thank you for this amazing tutorial

Huge video brother, thanks so much.

THANK YOU! Very nice tut.

Well done tutorial 👍🏻. Blure node is really good 😅. Thanks!

Как появились геометрические ноды - я не мог оторвать своё внимание от них. С добавлением нодов симуляции стало ещё интересней. Хочется увидеть какие эффекты можно воспроизвести при помощи всего этого. А так же научиться создавать свои. Подобные видео мотивируют углубиться в изучение геометрических нодов. Спасибо!

Really amazing tutorial

Excellent tutorial as usual, and congrats for apparently being in a ska punk band!

Would love to see you create more tutorials! You explain really well what each node does

thank you very much for this video, very useful

Man! This is god level artistry.❤

great tuts !

This is NUTS! Thanks!

Very nice video. Subscribed 😊😊😊

damn thats good!

Damn man your English has improved greatly good job🔥

Brilliant!

Gold! Thanks

thanks for the tutorial

so cool

thx for your help and wonderful tuts.....great thx.... Danke ....

Thanks for the tutorial..After watching ur tutorial I think u r the right persion to ask for a dynamic car crash tutorial with denting and deformation ..if possible plz make one...👍👍

33:54 - Doesn't really matter because your English is absolutely perfect, but in case anyone wonders: "overwrote the attribute" or "have overwritten the attribute." Amazing idea, amazing explanation, and amazing video, by the way. 🖖

It starts to get really interesting in Blender! Using Houdini, I see a lot of similarities in these new features, like Simulation Nodes. It's basically an equivalent of a SOP Solver in Houdini. Today I was blown away by the GPU optimization Blender 4 has now. It can be so smooth with literaly tens of millionsn of verticies. And even further, cause Geo nodes uses instancing, I tried to make plain copies of my objects, and I can tell, that Blender is almost on par with Houdini and even surpasses it in terms of viewport performance! Wow! Of course there are a lot of tools that can be better and others that dosn't exist in Blender yet, but man, Blender community is moving fast! I'm impressed. PS: I'm using Linux though. Not tested if it's the same performance on Windows.

Wow, THX

Very smart ❤

Thanks!

Thank you for this great tutorial, really rare that I can actually get through a “complex” node tree (it’s v complex for me lol) one request for dummies like me tho, could you zoom out and show the full mode tree more often? I messed up and it took me a while jumping back and forth to find the little bits I messed up

This would be great to go with Ryan king arts procedural mud material, thanks :D

I think you made the blender 👍🙂

thats why I always think we live inside a simulation. great Tuto tho =)

this is crazy

12:18, I always use the "Combine XYZ" node and plug the single value only where I need it. I think its cleaner then the "Vector Math" even if the result is exactly the same :)

13:34, In this case I would subtract the "Is Hit" field from the blurred field, it should give a sharper result since it subtracts only 1 and 0. Haven't tested but it should work fine imo...

this looks real

that trim is scary

Wow

please add option to toggle on/off the leaves in your tree generator so people can experiment freely. Also if possible add option to define it as grease pencil so people can use in 2d animation related work.

wow

❤❤

Bro Great tutorial I am totally beginner (noob) confused between dynamic paint and This Geometry node which one is Fast ?

Let me correct you can use a subdivision surface node and use the selection meaning is hit.and

What model and type of microphone do you use? This is a great tutorial, i'm going to try and apply this to a character running in a forest and the branches displace.

Can you please make a tutorual on how to use geo or sim nodes with mocap or animated (rigged) meshes? I have watched a lot of tutorials but still can't understand how to create a man dissolving like a sand (Thanos disentegration) for example (and still running while being dissolved). I mean, creating sims with static object is no problem, but there are no tutorials on how to work with deforming dinamic meshes, man

One question ,in patreon with the tier 1, i have acess to all the tutorials and project files?

please make a video on how to avoid animation clipping its something as a beginner am struggle to fix bcz i see this complex animation yet there is no clipping how is that possible

Def not beginner tut, more intermediate. Either way Good display of the power of geo nodes

Is this more or less performance costly than doing dynamic paint displacement?

Love your videos... It will be cool if I get a reply from you ❤❤

do we know if works in 3.5?

My only problem is with ray direction, I'm throwing a ball inside an open cone and I want to trace the location nearest from the ball to the cone...

We’re you not able to do that stuff before?

Bro how to do this mud simulation in unreal engine 5 or 4?

how we can make it in unreal ? and thank for tutorial

please show us the water ripples!!

His gait does look a bit like he didn't make it to the outhouse dropsite in time.

Hudioni Who?

Can it be done using dynamic paint?

Can this project be used on Unreal Engine 5, in what format should it be saved?

Can I borrow some of your intelligence sir, please?

funny hair

Audio is low 😢😢

And finally group and duplicate the nodes to get more sub step

but how bro, like how do you know all this shit

I give up.

ACTUALLY at 26 where it blurs the steps out...that's sand bro. Or thin-mud puddles. But sand, that's sand.