Cell Division Simulation Blender Tutorial

[@mcsuperlative7491]

I am a biomedical engineering student and blender enthusiast, I shall use this trick in the presentation for my degree on testing proliferation, which is in 5 days, wish me luck!

[@mastas7]

how did it went?

[@phillustrator]

How did it go?

[@mcsuperlative7491]

Guys, sorry for the late reply, I've taken 9.15/10 The teachers were surprised on the educational use of the program and I bluffed my way up to that grade! Amazing video, great community

[@黑周-g7i]

i fail to make the same effect like you.i have no idea(blender version?)hope to get the blender file to find out why(already emailed

[@SodaDjinn]

Same here. The assigned Inputs just won't have any effect for me.

[@黑周-g7i]

@@SodaDjinn i try another tutorial to make similar effect.there is another tutorial about how to cell divsion on youtube(but not as prefect like this one).i use the mix node to mix the location of point and the the location of target object.then i control the float to make a similar one(but not good as this tuturial

[@occasionallyhuman]

will it work the same way if we use repeat zone instead of copying the node group

[@youarerusty3186]

great tutorial

[@DarkWorkproduct]

Hi, could you explain the blender in more detail for beginners?

[@swerrving5398]

Hello! this is the exact simulation I need for my project. However, I'm not able to download the simulation branch PR104924.. Whenever I use your link, it redirects me to the blender builds page but with no download option. Is the link broken or is it me?

[@KeirCB]

That link is very old, the simulations are part of the main build now

[@DarkWorkproduct]

I did it with the same precision as you, but at the very end I can’t convert the points into a block, what should I do, please tell me

[@giorgimikava1327]

Hi , where do i get this simulation branch , Thank you

[@caileanbochmurphy9501]

Great video. Do you know if this works with point cloud visualiser?

[@KeirCB]

Yeah, paid pcv works very well, this is just a free workflow, hopefully blender will have all the capability of pcv in the near future

[@caileanbochmurphy9501]

@@KeirCB Nice, any chance I could get the blend file so I can try it out? Thanks.

[@vincentsparrow8221]

how do i install a texture pack in Minecraft?

[@KeirCB]

Open the Minecraft directory folder. There are three ways you can navigate to the Minecraft directory folder. They are as follows: Windows: Type "%AppData%" in the search bar next to the Start menu and press "Enter". Then open the ".minecraft" folder. Mac: Open the Finder. Click Go in the menu bar at the top. Hold Option and click Library. Click the "Application Support" folder. Click the "minecraft" folder. Within Minecraft: Launch Minecraft: Click Options on the title screen. Click Resource Packs. Click Open Pack Folder. Navigate back one folder. Double-click the "versions" folder. You'll find this in the middle of the ".minecraft" folder. Double-click the most recent version's folder. As of July 2022, the most recent version of Minecraft is 1.19. This means that you'll double-click the "1.19" folder. When in doubt, look for the biggest number here. Copy the JAR file. The Jar file has an icon with a coffee cup on it. The filename is the latest Minecraft version number. Right-click the Jar file and click Copy. If your mouse or trackpad doesn't have right and left buttons, use two fingers to tap on the trackpad (or press the trackpad's button), or press the right side of the button, to simulate a right-click. Navigate back to the Minecraft directory folder. On Windows, simply click ".minecraft" in the address bar at the top of File Explorer to go back one folder. On Mac, click the back arrow twice in the upper-left corner of the Finder. Create a new folder for your texture pack. Use the following steps to create a new folder for your texture pack: RIght-click a blank area in the Minecraft directory folder. Click New (Windows only) Click New folder Type in a name. Press Enter Open your texture pack folder and paste the JAR file in it. Double-click the folder that you just created to open it. Then right-click and click Paste. Extract the JAR file using WinRAR or 7-zip. The Jar file works a lot like a zip file. Right-click the JAR file. Click 7-zip (if you are using 7-zip). Click Extract to [JAR name]\ (do not click "Extract Here".) Navigate to the "Textures" folder. It's in the new folder you created when you extracted the JAR file. Use the following steps to navigate to the "Textures" folder inside the new folder you just create when you extracted the Jar file Hope that helps darling

[@OKEdits]

How do you come up with this it boggles my mind

[@KeirCB]

I just wanted to make a cell Division simulation for an upcoming video, I didn't know how to make one, so experimented for 2 months before simulation nodes came out, once I had sim nodes it was easy to implement.

[@ailisnelis2383]

@@KeirCB hi! would you share blend file with the class?

[@KeirCB]

If you really need it email me, but I would recommend learning some what how the node tree works as there's always new stuff in geometry nodes to implement and problems that you'll need to fix. Hope that helps