Procedural Landscape with procedural Grass and Shader - Blender Geometry Nodes Tutorial 

This is so astonishing. Perhaps the only tutorial on ytube showcasing the real advantage and usefulness of geometry nodes to create complex setups.

BlebderDude, thank you so much for the brilliant videos you share. When Geometry nodes first appeared in Blender, I thought, too clumsy and what’s the big deal anyway! As Geometry nodes became further developed, I became curious. Thanks to your tutorials, I am now a so keen to understand (and use) them more. I appreciate the way you explain one section of a creation, then drop in a related gem that has expanded my understanding (and liking) of Geometry nodes immensely. Much appreciated. Thank you 😁

Just a tip. You can use multiple Group Input by duplicating it. It will result the same, but look more organized. This is really good video.

That's one of the best geometry nodes tutorial out there. Thank you!

This is EXACTLY what I've been looking for. Thank you so much for your content lately! It's been truly inspiring and I hope you keep advancing your craft (and views)!

THks !! ... modification : with the random x value of the rotation of the instance on points, you can "flatten" the grass clump for dry grass.

Nice technique! One improvement: at around 32:00 you copy the GN Grass, thereby making a copy of the GN script. This is unnecessary and counter-productive, as you can see towards the end when you have to add Realize Instances to each of the copied GN scripts. The whole point of having Group Input parameters is to allow multiple objects to share the same script, but configure it differently. If you simply duplicate the GN grass, or create a new mesh and assign the same GN script to it, you can set the seeds, heights, etc. differently on each mesh, but make script-level changes in one place.

I consider you one of the best in the geometry node universe, unique and focused! I learn a lot and we have the love of nature and the outdoors in common! I support you all the way. Best of luck my friend!

Love the explanation after creating the individual nodes to actually understand how stuff works! Top notch tutorial.

Thank you very much for this tutorial, everytime I see someone make something as amazing as this, I start to question my own inteligence, I don't know how I would even come up with something like this by myself. Thank you!

This is awesome. You make so many realistic scenes. I would love to see how to make a beach with geometry nodes.

This is the gloden tutorial, I know this is a very late comment, but I know you will read it, thanks for sharing your effort for free😇

Amazing all you can do with Geometry Nodes! I like how you lay out which elements you need and then how they connect. Makes it easy to understand what each piece does.

Awesome tutorial. I am fairly new to Blender and have started my own first project (a water-driven saw mill) and this will be my solution for the grass surroundings. Perfect timing. Thanks for sharing.

Your Tutorials are great, they are a great learning resource. Please create more !

Really amazing... Learn a lot from geometry node with this tuto. Thanks a lot.

You just earned yourself a new subscriber! Great job

Really useful, thanks for taking the time. I am just getting started with Blender and it's so helpful to see how different people use the various tools.

Beautiful, thank you for sharing friend, love it 💓💟

Hello BD. AWESOME tutorial. Thanks a lot for the time you spent on it. The precise step by step approach is exactly what i needed (being a beginner on Blender). Just can't wait to watch the other tutorials you produced. JC

This is an outstanding tutorial! Thank you so much for this!

Thxu so much, dude! Perfectly explained

really good and complete

Great video!! Btw on 27:00 you can create as many group inputs as you want, that way you can keep the tree more organized ;)

I have learned a lot with this video. Thank you

You've earned a subscriber out of me. Thank you for this great Blender content.

Wow!

thank u! very useful tutorial. but please, use viewer the next time to show and explain how different nodes work, that would be more understable

your tutorials are amazing, thank you!

This is great! Thanks you so much, you can't imagine how helpful it is!

Awesome tutorial. super easy to understand

I strongly recommend using a math multiply node when controlling the blade density. It makes it so you don't have to type in a number which is more adjustment friendly. have mine set to a multiplier value of 1000/ Edit he added it in the video with the exact same multiply value later in the video

It was awesome!

Question. After following the tutorial. (Was great by the way!!!!) When I finished and went back into viewport shading to look at it. It was all still in the wired/black form from bounds. Do I just swap that back to textured?

Great tutorial thanks. When I applying Realize instances - my materials change...

Amazing, thanks so much for sharing!

This looks really good! I will try this out for sure. Maybe you want to check out Erindale if you haven't already.

What material should I use, is there a downloadable file that I can download that will work for this?

Thank you🙃

Thanks for the video. But wouldn't it be easier to distribute the grass with a landscape add-on which is already included with blender?

I'm still a beginner (and due to the possibility of blender i will still for the rest of my life) but does the procedural reduce the render time ? I'm working on a drone shot and use a large surface so even with a low sampling it is absolutely painful for my computer. Actually i'm using particles system and weight painting. Btw thanks for sharing 😊

9:46 Am I missing something? I don't have those materials. Is that something I need to download/buy? Thanks

Can anyone give me some insight into how perfomant this method is to say dispersing grass assets as hair particles or through geo nodes?

I have a couple of questions is their a way to make this into more a stylized grass once we get into shading method you are using, and how would I go about exporting this into unreal engine?

This confuses me so much, what does a "color" ramp have to do with the thickness of the grass leaf...

Gutes Video

I wonder how to make the grass area controllable with weight painting?

Here the video (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JH3YREkk3EE.html) of the completed project with your GN grass "all over the place" (literally). In fact, this model was supposed to be rather low poly, but once I had your grass in place I liked it so much that the rest of the model had to be more realistic also. I also used the GN setup for distributing the flowers and rocks using vertex groups as placement masks.

will take a lot of computing power?

hey i want to buy it via paypal but the paypal link always linked to credit card , i dont use credit card on my paypal , can i pay it direct to your paypal account ?

now i can touch grass

nice video. i tried to use shaders but it didnt work

Blenderkit is buggy as fuck, consistently crashes Blender