How to Stack Cubes with the accumulate field node! (Blender 3.1) 

Btw, in 3.1 there also is a new Scene Time node that provides the current frame. It may not be quite as convenient as using a frame driver, but it could be a bit cleaner, as the driver exists at a different level and will not be deleted if the node using it gets removed.

It would be interesting to explore if collection instances could be stacked up by the bounding box size of those instances

Excellent tutorial, thank you! I've been wondering about that accumulate node and how/why it might be used, this was a brilliant way to explain it.

Your tutorials are so great, I'm learning so much about geometry nodes and it's quite fun!

That's a great demo of how the accumulator node works!

Pretty cool. Thanks for sharing this.

Awesome tutorial as usual 👍

their is a mistake on the video, about trailing and leading and what they do, according to blender's manual : => Trailing means : The running total of values in the corresponding group, starting at zero. => Leading : The running total of values in the corresponding group, starting at the first value.

Amazing tutorial

Thank you I would love to this implement in a mesh

Thank you sir

could we do a recursive subdivision with this node?

nice

Hello please could you explain again why adding the leading and trailing values works?

Can u show pls the same but with grid?

what would it take to make it loop properly?

How would I arrange these pillars of cubes along a line? Just add a another mesh line at the start and copy the whole node tree x times?

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ i want you to teach me everything 😭 You are so amazing

Can you make it so that there are gaps between the cubes?

How can i do the same for only 2 objects, like cube that changes height and object whose position follows on top of the cube?