Easy Geometry Nodes PLANTS - Blender 3.0

In this video, I have tried creating procedural plants using geometry nodes and my hand-painted flowers & leaves.
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[@Riley_Christian]

Very beautiful, Thank you for sharing

[@partiallyinfinite]

For anyone using Blender 3.1, the "Curve Parameter" node is now called "Spline Parameter"

[@jakehammer1336]

Goat

[@GalaTilDabab]

thank you

[@kirkanos771]

Thank you a ton.

[@xylvnking]

true hero

[@clemeleon151]

I tchecked comment instant; thx :D

[@DawkinsDog]

I'm still finding Geometry Nodes hard to learn but videos like this, concise and well explained, are helping tremendously and encouraging me to stick with it. Great work!

[@GUL3DWORLD]

You are right.

[@DemShion]

Bruh, the stuff blender allows us to do blows my mind, excellent application.

[@baggern]

There is actually a curve endpoints node, so you don't need to copy they entire setup for the flower tops

[@AlexisRivera3D]

Bro this is crazy, you can create everything using Geometry Nodes, awesome work

[@GorduneDelaine]

Good fortune in all your endeavors.

[@NatoonKids]

Thanks for sharing!!! I'll use this method on a future video.

[@morizanova]

Thanks for awesome but easy to follow tutorial .

[@julp.1167]

What you do is great, thanks

[@ChristopherHemsworthCreative]

Excellent tutorial, very well explained, easy to grasp, and very fun! Thank you!

[@TRANSISTOOR]

Brilliant tutorial! thank you

[@buddhathegod]

This is actually one of the tutorials that doesn't faff around, gets to the point, and still somehow manages to go at a really good pace for anyone new to Geometry Nodes. Well done.

[@Mohammad-vh1sj]

This is just driving me crazy how powerful and beautiful, Geo nodes are, Thanks for awesome tutorials!!!💯🤩

[@Fafmagic]

Awesome video. Thanks

[@vizdotlife]

Happy New Year All The Works!

[@LoicPix_Animation]

Incredible ! Thank you for this !

[@antonioreis7629]

Very good!!!! Congratulation!!!

[@charlesweaver3000]

You got some great stuff here! Just discovered this great channel, I'll have to go back and watch some older videos too.

[@artyshmunzuk5435]

Thank you so much! Helped me a lot!

[@nodedojo]

For instancing the blossom at the top of the stem use the “end point selection node” attached to the “instance on points” selection socket instead of the color ramp technique shown here. It’s less nodes and way more efficient!

[@ALLTHEWORKS11]

That's right.."end point selection" is better for putting flower at the end... However I chose the color ramp just in case you want to add flowers at different distances throughout the plant.

[@SwagHyde]

I was trying to do this myself I made leaves for trees and a bush so what I ended up with was a very similar node but I didn't know about the stem thing so all the flowers i have so far didn't have a procedural stem I'll definitely add what you showed in my project

[@ALLTHEWORKS11]

You can freely download the project file and check the node setup.. Use b3.0

[@shanepelcha1049]

Bud your tutorials are excellent good job keep up the good work

[@900framesofgames8]

Pretty much a perfect tutorial, easy to follow and some powerful things to learn! thank you!

[@ambo1701]

Awesome tutorial... Thanks for your sharing

[@mrhollywood5285]

YOUR the MAN ........ thank you very much for generous video. Cheers MR H😉

[@MartinNicolasGrasso]

Thanks very straight forward

[@bobloblaw6058]

so good man! Thank you. hopefully more to come!

[@MikeCroswell]

Thank you! This was so much fun! I had to watch a few times (I'm slow!) but so worth it.

[@rdawo6408]

💗😭😭😭 so beautiful 💗 so creative ❤️ you are awesome. Thank you so much❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@BiseChen]

Thank you for your enthusiasm in teaching.

[@NitaRavalji]

very precise and well explained . thanks for sharing

[@kino_su3destudoseestudios508]

this is great man, thanks!

[@gamingwithchaos.x311]

Man you just made geometry nodes so easy for me Thanks!

[@张什么-u1r]

Very good！Thank you for your very good interpretation！！

[@ronioclarenzo6137]

Fantastic tutorial! Thanks so much for your help!

[@NothingHereIsReal]

Excellent! A really nice explanation and result. Thanks for making this.

[@TauBlends]

Wonderful intro to geo nodes!

[@vstreet7583]

Just brilliant! Great tutorial and technique. Beautiful work. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. THANK YOU! Dg

[@itsa_possum]

Precise, to the point and no nonsense. This is about as perfect a tutorial series on geometry nodes as it gets

[@chiarax870]

best thing ever, I learned a lot, subscribed, keep up the excellent work!

[@iQuatro]

Awesome man. Thank you for sharing!

[@JamesMiddletonDesign]

Excellent tutorial! I have been a little reluctant to take on Geometry Nodes. But I think I will now. Many thanks!

[@aranganr]

Great tutorial. Doing magic with geometry nodes. Thanks for sharing, worth paying your effort and expertise.

[@hugo54758]

Holy fuck that looks AMAZEBALLS, a lot of us Blender users learn about technology and don't focus on esthethics enough and you did both well done!!

[@melad1984]

Nice! looking out for the next one.

[@tetsuooshima832]

Another great tutorial, thanks

[@poweredbygeeko]

awesome tutorial... thanks!!!

[@jmcllinux]

Really nice !!! Thank you very much!!! ... Congratulations from Madrid , Spain!!!🤣♥♥👍👍👏👏🤣🤣

[@LeneChibi]

Amazing tutorial, thank you so much! I had a lot of fun trying around with all the different values and learned a lot!

[@hazchickgames2840]

Thanks for sharing the fruits of your labor man. Incredible work.

[@004307ec]

Very clear and educational. I tried to implement it before really watching the content. It seems I have used a totally wrong approach...

[@cmdrkradenguard6808]

Beautiful work!

[@CyberYoi]

Your tutorial is easy to learn. Thank you so much!

[@mynicknameisjosh]

Really great tutorial! 0:38 is it posible to know this sorcery?

[@mnieuwhof]

Just magic.... very nice and thank you for sharing your techniques with us!

[@rsher_digital-art]

You did a great job with this video it really helps to understand because you were able to simplify it and use just enough nodes to get great results thank you I'll be watching for more of your videos.

[@philippenoguera927]

This video is all super clear. Thanks a lot!

[@alexerobert9227]

great video, I tried finding something like this for a long time, very well explained

[@alhdlakhfdqw]

thank you so much for sharing great video! :)

[@jhonatagoncalves95]

OWWWW, thank you man!!!!

[@muratozyurt1656]

thank you for your tips

[@CameronKiesser]

Well done tutorial.

[@becreativeindia6248]

Very nice 👌

[@3dthings77]

Super, thanks for sharing

[@dez8358]

Fantastic! Well done and thank you for sharing!

[@gordonbrinkmann]

Great tutorial and I really like what you can do with Geometry Nodes in Blender... and it's still growing and improving. One thing I would suggest: the Color Ramp is good for distributing and scaling the leaves on the stem, but when it comes to the flower blossom and you definitely want only a single one at the end I wouldn't use it. Especially when you would draw a really long curve (since you didn't change the Color Ramp to constant interpolation, but even then) you're getting a high risk of having more than one blossom at the top. Much better would be to use the Endpoint Selection node for that. You can choose how many points on the start and the end you want to select, this can be plugged in the Selection input of the Instance on Points node. In this case it would be 0 for Start Size and 1 for End Size. So no matter how long you draw the curve, there will always be only a single flower on it. For that you don't even need the Resample Curve geometry, because each original curve you draw has at least one start and end point.

[@ALLTHEWORKS11]

Thanks so much.. Yes thats true.. End Point node is good for that.

[@TheresNoGhost]

Thank you, this is a great tutorial.

[@joziermaster3269]

I actually love you

[@axtra9561]

Really nice

[@Mr_Hydroponikz]

Excellent tutorials. Thank you for the hard work. I appreciate the knowledge

[@brajwanirasoi8050]

Very informative

[@patMacom]

Thankyou so much, this was really informative and very well done. Please make more geometry node videos! They are so exciting!

[@foodlfg]

you have covered many ideas and usages of the geometry nodes. really nice! 🌺

[@biancaglaser]

I like it!

[@cr4723]

Very good! But how can I make a collection in there for multiple leaves?

[@dzVNE]

thank you so much, keep up your work!

[@gabe2252]

Wow I love the result and the tutorial was easy to follow!

[@epgandu]

Really Really good ! Thanks !

[@matchdance]

Thank you for this tutorial. Geometry scares me but you make it friendly. Subbed!

[@violetasaravia7572]

So pretty and creative! Happy new year to you too ✨✨

[@CorvoCG]

Bro you are awesome.

[@10minuteartist87]

nice tutorial btw you can use end point selection for blue flower to only instence on end point ☺️

[@konichiwatanabi]

Bravo!!

[@diver2048]

geniously!

[@brechdt]

Happy new year to you too and may all your wishes come true! You are too sweet 😊 These tutorials are exactly what I was looking for. Keep up the great work, your channel will be big in no time!!

[@Vinc3r]

Nice tut and easy introduction to nodes, thanks. A drawback I faced here is that it seems impossible to export our model outside of Blender: the geom node modifier needs a mesh to be applied, and when we convert to a mesh we obviously lost our setup (as we need a curve to distribute elements).

[@ALLTHEWORKS11]

Yes.. So it is like.. You design ur stuff.. Do multiple iterations (quickly), and once you finalized/made what you want, convert it to mesh for exporting out.

[@PaulPaulPaulson]

Simply converting it to mesh doesn't work. This is what I did to export it: 1. Remove the geometry nodes modifier from the curve 2. Convert curve to mesh (In object mode right click -> convert to -> curve) 3. Add geometry nodes modifier again, but make a copy of the geometry node group (use the copy button in top center of the nodes editor) 4. Change these geometry nodes to use a mesh as input instead of a curve by adding a "Mesh to Curve" node behind the "Group Input" and use its curve output everywhere where the group input was used before. 5. Insert a "Relalize Instances" node before the group output (after the join geometry). 6. Apply the modifier. 7. Fix the UV coordinates in the material by using a "Attribute" node with name "UVMap". See the answer (with picture) here: blender.stackexchange.com/questions/241507/where-is-a-proper-way-to-get-back-uv-map-after-realize-instances Now you have the actual mesh and you can export it. Or you can separate it by loose parts to get indivial objects for the leaves, the flower parts and the stem.

[@ALLTHEWORKS11]

​@@PaulPaulPaulson yes.. so .. for now, realize instance does not work well if your instanced objects have textures/UVs. It is a Blender limitation. I have created a video about it with another simple method.... hope it helps .. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6O7i4F9ad50l5o

[@BroadleyBoy]

Sooo Cool

[@glimaleite]

This is absolutely amazing, and you've done a great job explaining it concisely. Huge thanks!

[@BrokenDanceCircuit]

This is so cool and really effective! Is there a way to add like a procedural animation on this like the wind blowing?

[@ALLTHEWORKS11]

Working on it.. Soon post a video

[@infinition5417]

Great work man, you're the best ! thanks , happy new year

[@SavoirPourTous]

Hello, awesome your video, but the curve parameter does not exist on blender 4 Do you have a solution to replace this node Thanks for your help,

[@ALLTHEWORKS11]

Spline Parameter

[@SavoirPourTous]

@@ALLTHEWORKS11 yes, thanks, Have a nice day

[@alexprestondesigner]

Instead of color ramps you should use map range or endpoint selection nodes, it saves on processing power. Small difference but it adds up the more flowers you have.

[@ronnetgrazer362]

I like the vector curves node for that, because it lets you set the distribution of leaf length and width individually. Processing time is probably just as bad, but not an issue for my application.

[@Hashirama_Sinju]

So beautiful and well explained tnx lot

[@romeosorian1590]

thanks for this very helpfull tutorial

[@havocthehobbit]

Great tutorial... Quick, concise and clear.Making something complex into something simple, thank you

[@Besttechnology]

wow 😘😍😍

[@choonsy]

brilliant work, clearly explained. Thank you!

[@peetroar]

This is really great man, well done and thank you

[@osmmanipadmehum]

nice tutorials pls make renders at the end wondering how they look thanks