Modern animated Mo-Graph loop in Blender 3.3 (Blender Tutorial) 

That is a great suggestion, I hope Ducky will think of doing this

This is such a great piece of advice! I for one love to understand the "why". It helps a lot.

Great suggestions and 100% an effective way to teach. I tapped out at 3 minutes. I wanna learn, not just copy.

jeap definitely he should do it like that

Yes. It helps to describe the solution, and then see the implementation of that solution. Otherwise, I think okay... did that, but I have no idea why.

YES! Thank you. That was the missing step. Details like this matter.

Tq

Thank you for this tip I could not figure out why this was not working. Now I can continue I hate to give up lol.

Dear friend, u just saved my brain from burning out!)) Thank you very much!

Thank you

Same here pls help

Not 100% sure what you mean. But if you move the empty's alongside the object it should all stay intact!

I don't know that you can do that the same way you could in other 3d packages. You could probably add some bend modifiers to a plane to make a torus and animate the plane rotating to achieve that effect.

I’ve rarely dabbled in it! But I can certainly give it a try

He forgot to say he was in edit mode when he moved the cylinder. Select the disk (while in object mode) and CTRL+A and apply location. That should fix it. Or redo his steps, and move the disk while in Edit mode.

same problem((

click on cylinder and set origin to cursor

me too, thanks for answering in behalf. you awesome dude @sece09

@@sece09 Thank you! I will give it another go. ☺

It is compatible now

You need to set the output to FFmpeg video, and the encoding to MPEG-4, and then press ctrl-f12 or go into render at the top left and press render animation! :) If you want help with things like that, I'm going to drop some videos about all these annoying things and how to solve them by the end of the month ! Subscribe or DM me on Instagram if you want more help :) ( I help people on other discords, I haven't done mine yet sorry )

thats happening for me too

@@ayaQq I figured it out. I forgot that I moved my object on the x-axis but forgot to apply it’s location

@@mantakitty7100 yes i looked it up too i somehow checked location but thank you so much !!

@@ayaQq you’re welcome :) I also like your cat profile pic 😻

@@mantakitty7100 thanks 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

did you find out why im having the same problem

@@ICUFreezing It has been awhile since I worked on this model but went back to it and followed the steps and it worked. Over last two months learned a lot about how important it is with arrays to ensure where your origin point location for an object is in making an array and applying rotation. Try this. At 1:36 make sure you hit Control A and apply rotation to the first disc after it is rotated 90 degrees. This resets rotation of the disc (Open Object properties by selecting N and look at Item to make sure X rotation is set to "0"). If you do not reset rotation, things will not work. When you move the initial disc (compressed cylinder) at 1:42, make sure you go out of Object mode and get into Edit mode (select Tab). If you stay in Object mode and try to move the disc, its origin point of the disc will move with it. You do not want this. You want the origin point (small orange dot) of the disc to stay at the center of the world, i.e. world cursor location after the disc is moved. This happens when you move an object when it is in Edit mode. At 1:51 Ducky 3D very quickly moves back to Object mode without mentioning it but you need at this point to be back in Object mode. Then follow creating the empty and then the array which uses the empty as your reference object. Try this out, hope it works for you and let me know if so. Good luck!

Another tip: If you find in Object Mode your object's origin point is at center of object and not at the 3D cursor (World origin point) where you want it, you can do the following. In Object mode have object selected, go to top task bar and select "Object">Set Origin>Origin to 3D Cursor. In Object mode, you should see the object's origin point relocate to the world origin where it needs to be to create the array.

@@Shamusladdy Thanks! i was stuck there right when i started the tutorial and hoping to find the solutions on the comments 😂

@@erazergaming5444 No problem. Anytime. Enjoy

You can absolutely do mp4

Alrighty 🥰thanks for answering.

Yoooo!!

Mostly because if I say to export it as an MP4 people yell at me in my comment section that I should do a PNG sequence. Most of the time it’s good to do a PNG sequence just in case blender crashes you don’t lose all of your progress. But you’re certainly welcome to do an MP4 if you would like. I’m exporting MP4 80% of the time myself.

I'm ready for a png to animation tut

Hey! So there's a couple of ways. Easiest- If you're on a Mac, you can open Quicktime> File> Open Image Sequence, select all of the images in the folder and BOOM it's animated- export/ save video file. If you don't have Quicktime, you can create an image sequence using any number of programs, Photoshop and Premiere Pro primarily. Hope that helps!

@@DarkNoggin there's no need to download anything else. Blender also has the video editor built-in. Just use that.

@@tsvirus_7548 oh sweet! I had no idea! Good to know- I’ll check it out

Not everything needs to be geo nodes. It ended up over complicating the building process

@@TheDucky3D why no lattice for that