Blender 2.93 New Geometry Nodes Tutorial

[@Rotem_S]

Finally a tutorial on geometry nodes that doesn't just point distribute some things on a thing! Thanks, this is great, I'll absolutely try this out

[@yotam8267]

אחלה רותם, מגניב שיש ישראלים בתחום

[@icanhaskpop1239]

Juicy balls. I'll never look at raspberries the same way again. 😂

[@BadNormals]

Once you see it, can't unsee it

[@lemonworm]

Easily the most straightforward and followable geometry nodes tutorial Ive seen. good shit

[@Markste-in]

For Blender 3.0 - 3.2 - For Attribute Separate XYZ and Attribute Compare -> Geometry Proximity + Separate XYZ + Compare and plug the Result in "Selection" of Instance of Points - For Attribute Random -> Random and plug that into Scale of "Selection of Points" - The Poisson Disk can be found in the Node options (Hit N) - For the Attribute Mix -> Use a Vector Math Node and use the Normal from the "Distribute Point" Node and the Position from the "Geometry Proximity" - For the other Attribute Mix -> Use a Vector Math Node together with “Combine XYZ” - For Attribute Fill -> You can use “Rotate Euler” with Axis Angle and Local select and input the Normal from “Distribute Points” into Rotation and Axis of this node and use a random value for Angle. The position can be used from the “Balls” but need a little Map Range Adjustment Yeah… Blender changed a lot

[@joysl5829]

This is super helpful! I have been cracking my mind around this issue. Thanks a lot.

[@maketciniz4181]

you are great man

[@virtualvisions2790]

Hi, thank you very much for the tutorial..however, using 3.1 i'm having trouble following...could you (or someone else for that matter) post the node tree for geo nodes 3.0? this would be so cool, thank you very much!

[@muhammadsaputra7214]

thanks man you safe me form suffer

[@TenriGenderless]

I know you're just memeing about the word for a raspberry's juicy balls, but for anyone curious, they're called "drupelets"

[@BadNormals]

I totally knew someone's gonna tell me that, and here we go, nice to know!

[@oodoodoopoopoo]

I was curious so I looked it up. You beat me to posting the comment about it, so I'll just add to the fun facts. A raspberry is an aggregate fruit. All of the tiny juicy balls are actually a bunch of little fruits that grow together. 🏳️‍🌈⭐

[@alindaaaron3488]

The druplets In this case are still juicy balls XD

[@markzaikov456]

@@alindaaaron3488 Petition to change the official name from Drupelets to Juicy Balls

[@alindaaaron3488]

@@markzaikov456 Great idea, the feminists would say it's Too masculine XD

[@BlenderMadeEasy]

Awesome tutorial! Geometry nodes are pretty confusing for me so this helped a lot! Thanks!

[@BadNormals]

When they first came out, they were pretty confusing for me as well. Happy to help!

[@davidmcsween]

I love your delivery and humor, it makes learning so much fun! Thanks for explaining geometry nodes... its not like material nodes due to the attribute changes, which makes it hard to play around

[@minishistudios]

Loves the way he pronounces "compare". Great tutorial!

[@brundage7283]

For anyone whose berries at young age look weird because you changed the scale value for the big berry. I found that putting an attribute mix node after the attribute randomize with the scale for the small berries. The attribute randomize will be: Add, Float, Attribute, Vector, Then in A and Result type "scale". The factor will allow you to control the scale of the berries with its age. Hoped I helped!

[@philippe6724]

‘Node gifted‘ KZbinr. Excellent teaching!

[@fiveoneecho]

I have been using 2.92 for a long time and just updated to 2.93. I'm loving the additions to geo nodes!

[@BadNormals]

Yes, the additions make so much more stuff possible!

[@_pinkangels]

this was really nice to watch and your voice is relaxing too!! thank you :)

[@coleorloff]

Concise. Clear. Well-thought through. Awesome tutorial. Thanks!

[@MitchWadeCole]

Blender community is the best - thanks for this can’t wait to try

[@Chimera_Photography]

This guys accent makes “Juicy Balls” sound amazing lmao

[@21EC]

HOLY SHIT ! I searched for geometry nodes cool videos and did not expect anything even closely cool to this ! WTF IS THIS?! INCREDIBLE ! no words, it blew my mind !

[@BadNormals]

🤯

[@21EC]

@@BadNormals LOL

[@AA-hg7xq]

Well done! Your humor is subtle and clever. Thank you.

[@sir_john_hammond]

That's common for Finno-Ugric people.

[@BadNormals]

@@sir_john_hammond Have you been to any Finno-Ugric country?

[@sir_john_hammond]

@@BadNormals yes.

[@isaacelliottsloman4276]

Awesome to get a tutorial that is actually doing procedural geometry, not just distributing stuff.

[@M4rt1nX]

Thanks for the tutorial. Finally i was able to finish my first geometry nodes tutorials. I took me several hours cause I was missing the order of the nodes. But once i figured out that, It was a sucess.

[@BadNormals]

Try to apply the scale of your objects, see if that helps. And if it doesn't just adjust the values to make them work, they don't have to be the same!

[@M4rt1nX]

@@BadNormals Thanks a lot for your answer. I missed to write a seed value inside the point distribute and I placed the point instance before the attribute mix instead of after. But I went back and fixed that. But now I understand that order does matter as well. :-)

[@PIXXO3D]

Great tutorial... also, This is the only raspberry one could afford today. Seriously, it's like $9 for a small pack here. Virtual fruit ppl, it's the future

[@BadNormals]

They're aren't cheap here either. I feel you

[@jsgraphics272]

Wow nice. The new Geometry Notes feature just brings so many new features and capabilities with it. So many new notes. I have to understand them all first. :)

[@BadNormals]

Ah well, you don't have to understand them all, just start doing something with them. I don't understand all of them either!

[@Tobstarrilez]

Holy cow, geometry nodes are incredibly powerful it's insane

[@rusticagenerica]

Extremely powerful video. This Channel deserves 1.5 MILLION FOLLOWERS !!!!

[@BadNormals]

It is amazing to see such comments when I clearly remember posting my first video with zero subscribers. Thanks!

[@rusticagenerica]

@@BadNormals Well, that's what happens when you act with Love and geniune Passion !! Keep it going :-)

[@1mantrader119]

bro you are genius, i cant figure it out, my brain stopped working. very good

[@BadNormals]

Thanks 😁

[@MelvilleG]

Subscribed instantly. Very good material and a really nice way of narration. Thanks.

[@lo-fibass7792]

OMG nearly 10K subs, congrats!

[@BadNormals]

Thanks, it feels awesome!

[@baton5]

"Is it hard to make?, no!" ummm yeah, it is.

[@tyche8800]

nah its not hard just gotta learn the new things

[@ak504]

whole video be like : add this ,this and this etc......ez lol

[@carlosfernandez3565]

@@tyche8800 Well, to learn all those tools, figure out ways to combine them, and use them correctly is pretty hard.

[@freddymuggs3902]

Best vid on G nodes. Still made my head hurt.

[@jorgebernier5d]

So, if I didn't have this tutorial, how was I supposed to figure out all of this on my own? It's fascinating, but very complicated.

[@BadNormals]

I'm thinking of making a beginner tutorial on the procedural mindset, maybe this will help

[@christopherfreeman2858]

It's difficult, but definitely not out of reach of experimentation

[@EXELLENTICO]

@@BadNormals yes pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! neeeeeeedddd itttt baaaaadly bro !!!!!!!!

[@Alex-wg1mb]

Ofc not knowing nothing and poking into geometry nodes wont give any reasonable results. My advice is to check official documentation from blender devs and explore in detail what and when. Cheers!

[@juliusfucik4011]

Practice everyday, even if for just half an hour. After a year you can figure these things out by yourself. 👍

[@sourdonkeyjuice]

Take a shot every time he says to add another attribute node.

[@BadNormals]

Your liver won't thank you

[@sabatheus]

[KZbin user has entered Coma]

[@NileForce2214]

dead

[@KuruGDI]

Aka _Dead within 5 minutes_

[@soirema]

This is so fascinating! It gives so many posibilites

[@BadNormals]

Pretty cool nodes indeed

[@thundaga4005]

man, those geometry nodes are powerful

[@swansurt1350]

Awsome tutorial!!! This is the first good tutorial on geometry nodes that I actually understood well :)

[@BadNormals]

Supernice!

[@vittorioconti3665]

I would argue about the difficulty of this..😂

[@diarhhieaposting]

Thanks man, I really needed this tutorial!

[@mertcanurcan]

Ah raspberry, if we go like this, gonna have a farmvillesque save files that needs to run on 4x3090s hah Excellent explanations for the nodes!

[@maciejgrzegorzoprzadek7401]

13:01 what in tarnation is this magic my jaw dropped xD

[@sloth6480]

Yo. These geometry nodes are basically math and logic. My brain is like 🤯

[@carlosfernandez3565]

They are mostly coding

[@reojack5665]

For anyone using 3.0+, they removed alot of the nodes used in this video so its a bit confusing, just enable geometry nodes legacy by going to preferences > interface > checking developer extras then go to experimental and tick geometry nodes legacy, then youll have all previous nodes

[@SharkyVR]

Not there anymore

[@kingmeerkat7065]

@@SharkyVR same for me

[@Morty-rd9yr]

bro, the music is really nice lol.

[@BadNormals]

Good to hear that, I find tutorials without music a bit plain

[@umdbest001]

Wow waiting for procedural mindset video thanks a lot

[@Obliverate15]

Please.... I've used blender for years and finally feel like I understand it... this is like a new language

[@BadNormals]

Same for me too, but you'll get used to it I promise

[@kingpin9864]

You should make a showcase of all your art, it's really satisfying 💆

[@danrebeiz4598]

Ok, now you have to re-create the Taj Mahal using nothing but geometry nodes. Actually, you probably could somehow.

[@vAmmonite]

The "juicy balls" are called globules and each one has a raspberry seed inside it

[@vladimirvladimir2598]

Whoa this is incredible!

[@JrIcify]

I'll try to remember this if I ever install blender

[@BadNormals]

Strong attitude

[@deepthoughtsradio]

Absolutely loved this tutorial. To the point and funny. Thank you.

[@cofffeecloud6522]

that why you should never miss geometry class kids .

[@BadNormals]

Agreed

[@phantomfire183]

Fantastic Tutorial, earned a subscriber

[@fishbig2030]

You open my mind·

[@princekasunka461]

Your technics are awesome, But you're missing explain some few thing so it make it difficult to follow along.

[@BadNormals]

I'm thinking of making a longer format course some time that would be more in depth than my KZbin tutorials

[@ArtVandelayInc]

Great pace, great tutorial, thank you!

[@BadNormals]

Nice to hear that!

[@Thomascourtois34]

"result Z : r" very nice one

[@BurnEdOutOne]

"Lets add a cube* *Clicks subdivide* Suddenly the cube is a sphere. Um...

[@BurnEdOutOne]

Turns out you need to put "Number of cuts" up to 2, and smoothness to 1.

[@BadNormals]

Yes, I'll make sure I won't cut out these parts in the future

[@drinnerd8532]

I love you for this Bad Normals, but honestly... another name for this video could be called "Curb your "IS THIS HARD? NO! ..." tutorial"

[@isabellegazan2]

Really great tutorial but for now, too hard for me to follow with 4.1 version. Is somewhere we can find how to replace some nodes you use ? some kind of correspondance table? Thaks a lot for all your high quality tutorials

[@mppa3284]

Came looking for blender version of video from Entagma..wonderful

[@marks7712]

Love Entagma. Was thinking of their raspberry tutorial when watching this.

[@danrebeiz4598]

I don’t know why I laughed when you said “z is gonna be r” but I did. Was it really that funny? No. But did I laugh anyway? Yes.

[@williamfijean456]

Wow !! So good !! Subscribed !!

[@oinktrnt100]

Am using blender 3.4. Nodes you say to use are no longer there. This tutorial does not work with newer versions that have deleted those nodes. Comment below from Reojack suggests workaround. That doesn't work either. Nodes are gone, tutorial quite useless with newer versions of Blender!

[@o.mizaellima]

This is like programming but with geometry nodes

[@mahmoudelsammak6181]

superb tutorial

[@Solanum.3d]

fantastic tutorial, keep the content coming!

[@BifrostVal]

Works in Bifröst too :) Nice tute man!

[@xcbrr50]

every update blender slowly becomes houdini lol

[@BadNormals]

Hopefully, I'm too lazy to learn it 😀

[@SourPlanet]

Went from Bad Normals to Naughty Normals for a minute there 😂 Great quick shot tutorial on a complicated topic!

[@BadNormals]

Naughty Normals, the nightmare of 3D artists

[@dissonanceparadiddle]

Juicy balls is gold 😅. I showed this to a friend that is a botany wiz, and she said. "He called the drupelets WHAT!?"🤣

[@DennisVercauteren]

Very nice tutorial. Thanks !!

[@experimentalmediahbksaar4953]

Great and simple explanation!

[@tiagogiraovideos]

Very nice tutorial. Thanks

[@junejuly532]

Impressive work

[@aamunna63]

Helpful Tutorial

[@jbross86]

*hears Juicy Balls* Goes straight to comments

[@Amazing_mother_nature]

Raspberry has "balls". "Juicy balls!"

[@dario7888]

Great tutorial, well explained 👍👍

[@KatlinSchirmer]

Awesome ,Thanks dear!

[@CBaileyFilm]

Great tutorial!

[@R_FangZ]

Sometimes I just sit and think how people figure this stuff out before any tutorials come out. HOW

[@BadNormals]

For me personally it was something really interesting as I just had gotten into proceduralism.

[@protovu]

Soooo smart! And very enjoyable. Thank you.

[@BadNormals]

No problem!

[@yuanwen4108]

Thanks for the tutorial!

[@BadNormals]

You're welcome!

[@Grumps51]

"lets call them juicey balls"

[@hikam01]

wow, this guy are insanne, YOU'RE COOL BRO..!!

[@justanameonyourscreen5954]

Just downloaded 2.93...geometry nodes are...interesting

[@Media-gp2qb]

That's called knowledge Sheesh 👍👍👍🚀🚀🚀

[@DatdudegilToo]

You had me at "juicy balls"

[@DamianPatkowski]

Thanks! I look so long for objects placed on another object vertex!

[@JohnFranklin1982]

Awesome! Thankyou!

I'm stuck at the Attribute Separate XYZ, i have the nodes setup exactly as your video at 3:00 , but nothing happens (the different juicy balls dont separate, they appear all over the original mesh.)

Seems that you need to set the B value to smaller than 1.0 in the Attribute Compare, that's right beside the Attribute Separate XYZ, for that to work, I had it set to 1 and nothing happened.

[@BadNormals]

Yes, that's true, also this tutorial has a free blend file so in case of further problems you can check that one too

[@ryanholmquist8268]

@ thank you so much, I was about to throw my computer through the window

[@thomsurcorredor5904]

nice video! it helped me a lot! Just fyi as a an American, raspberry is pronounced with a z ( as in zebra) sound. Idk how other dialect do it so I can acknowledge that if that's the case...

[@BadNormals]

Nice to know that. Razpberry.

[@astarothgr]

*fascinating!*

[@virtualvisions2790]

Hi, thank you very much for the tutorial..however, using 3.1 i'm having trouble following...could you (or someone else for that matter) post the node tree for geo nodes 3.0? this would be so cool, thank you very much!

[@SaschaUncia]

Promise: How to make Raspberry Reality: How to make Spaghetti ;p

[@icandygraphics]

Deserve my sub

[@InHouseStudios]

How long have you been using blender?

[@dannyaustin84]

how did you learn all this?!?!?! Thanks for the video! really helpful.

[@BadNormals]

Just experimented. And had a fair bit of luck too.

[@ahnafjamil455]

00:04 "And is it hard to make ?".."no" I smell lies

[@scholzdigital]

I feel like I will never get it sometimes lol

[@Igoreshkin]

0:25 I'm using 3.2 version of blender and alredy have an issue. There is no "Point Instance" node.

[@genesis2303]

Great tutorial, also subscriber mafia xD

[@woawjack]

* creates a *sphere* * let's call it juicy balls

[@BadNormals]

What else could I call it