Satisfying Animation W/ Geometry Nodes (Blender Tutorial) 

He just uploads to get more views not more than that but he never tries to share some good knowlegde

@@prasadreddy1849 just shut up

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@@gerdsfargen6687 did you find something new in his tutorials except satisfying ,looping geometry,etc just think about it man and did you saw him giving some free assets atleast once that shows his ****

I have the same problem... Tried recreating the texture but I somehow doesn't seem to fix the issue. Have you managed to solve the problem?

Nevermind! Someone in the comments has a solution: Change the rotation Axis from the Empty Object. In his Situation it worked in the y axis but for me it was the x axis.. Don't know what's behind that but I figured it works :)

@@clemens_trubi Oh man, thank you!!

Thank you so much!

I'm dumb. It doesn't work in Material Preview, you have to go to Rendered View to see it! I'll leave my dumb comment in case anyone else has the same issue lol

It’s not dumb, material preview uses the Eevee render engine so it won’t work there unfortunately

just play with scale of noise texture and It's corresponding ColourRamp ~~~///(^v^)\\\~~~

I'm having the same issue and can't find a way to change it. Already deleted the key frames from the empty and made them new. But i guess it have to do with the 360 of the empty.

I was going through the same thing so I changed the rotation of the empty from the z axis to the y axis. It seemed to help in my case.

@@mithushiarya OMG you legend!! Don't quite understand why the z axis is creating that particular result. What made you think to change it to the y axis? Thank you again oh wise one.

@@realhost5062😂 thanks thanks! I first tried to see if I could add a keyframe to any node in the materials but obviously that didn't work. But seeing the way the colours kept shifting I felt that maybe changing the rotation of the empty might help. So then I checked if changing the rotation of the empty would help and then I tried it out on the y axis and voila! XD

more system memory and processor speed upgrade is really all you can do to increase CPU performance

Cluster it up. I am currently building one. I have about 15 oldish old office PCs with an I5, one is slow and shit. 15 though...yeah they rip. 15x 4cores 60 freaking cores for free as the company i took them from was just chugging them in the bin anyway. Its a bit work though and you need to be friends with the IT guy. Not only much much cheaper but also as those POS tiny pcs can take up to 32 gigs i can render scenes that only 10k+ beast pcs can even begin to render and that in a reasonable time. Considering the cost of cables, power, switch etc is about 250 bucks there really isn't much else that comes close to it bang for the buck wise.

Render preview uses the eevee render engine which is why it doesn’t work unless you’re using cycles

@@TheDucky3D and there is more! I've rendered the animation sequence in Cycles, and something was off. First thought was there are the mpeg artifacts, so I've digged through separate frames (rendered as PNG's before so I put them in VSE in separate project) and noticed that the noice texture (on grey stripes) is shaking as the stripes wave. Not that critical because its an animation so you dont pay much attention, but still, is there a way to avoid this?

I get that problem sometimes too. Like when I add the bevel modifier, the amount won’t go past 0.1.

@@matthewcs490 that's exactly what it was doing but I couldn't even notice it at first

@@mossbegamin1967 Check how highly subdivded the mesh is. If there's too much geometry the bevel will be almost unnoticeable.

The colors in my Render Preview don't match what I see when I actually render the frame either.

Re: Render Preview not matching: The Bevel modifier will change the Random Per Island value, so since I had my bevel off in Viewport, it was different in Render. Think that is the core of my issue here! Turn the bevel back on when you finish the animation and do the shading!

Still having issues with the colors switching around, hope someone else has an idea!

@@seldomburn play with color ramp, put it .5

I couldn't get it to work with the Random Island node, but I did end up using a few separate geometry nodes with random boolean value and the Mesh Island node with Island Index plugged into Random Value's ID field. Gives way more control over the coloring! Screenshot of nodes: imgur.com/a/mXIUpGL

To answer my own question: A very important rigging tip: This is something you can do in every software package ( Blender, Modo, Maya, C4d...) You need to normalize values. What does normalize mean? A lot of values in software come in different formats ( degrees, radiants, mm's, inches (both in the + and - range) ) and you need to scale them all to a range of 0-1. If something goes outside of this range, it can flip or give unexpected results. This is what happened to me ( and others) My Solution: In the shading editor, you need to add a clamp in between the logic that drives the Fac. Between the noise-texture and the color-ramp. The min-value for the Clamp should be 0.5 and the max should be at 1. Effectively clamping off the part that goes bad. To be more correct you should use a Map Range node. But I haven't used that one yet. Maybe a tip for a next tutorials @ducky3D ?

24*8 = 192 frames

OK nvm, i got this working right :)

Further down some noted that the bevel modifier needs to be turned back on and sure enough that fixed it.

are you using cycles ?

It only works on cycles

Thank you!!!❤️