Geometry Nodes Ep01 - Intro to Geometry Nodes

This is a free sample of our course on Geometry Nodes in Blender.
To gain access to the course, become an In-Depth Knowledge supporter of ours on Patreon: / entagma
In this episode we’ll look into how geometry is stored inside of Blender, how polygons define the connectivity of vertices and how Geometry Nodes is just another modifier, but one that can be customized without limits.
To follow the lessons you’ll need at least Blender 3.1. You can download the software here: www.blender.org/

[@coleorloff]

Even for someone using Blender for a while, this type of in-depth exploration of the program is awesome. Thank you for producing more Blender-related content.

[@SpirusFilms]

This is a masterful tutorial. I’ve been using Blender for years and I’ve never had the clarity that you just gave me

[@fakecubed]

Same. Heck, I never even made the connection with the icon colors before and what all the things actually were in the outliner. I'm pretty experienced with Blender's geometry nodes, having been using them since the very first version that included them, but this introductory video gave me the confidence to actually start digging into Blender's source code and perhaps contributing some new nodes someday. I wasn't really sure how the data was structured inside of Blender, but now it really makes sense.

[@StankoBeronja]

same here… entagma guys are just amazing

[@markzaikov456]

I love that you started with the Fundamentals on "Why use Geometry nodes", It's nice a refresher for intermediates and a good start for beginners without overloading them with random nodes upfront

[@ihorkarpiuk4102]

OMG, this content you're making is just so underrated on KZbin. It's the best insight into the details of blender's inner workings from the most technical viewpoint. Full of information presented in the exactly right sequence to fill up all the gaps and answer all the questions that come up while watching it.

[@ludthx]

You explain so clearly. I had never understood that modifers worked like that. And the list of coordonate and data. Thank you for this tutorial and look forward to the next ones.

[@Riprazor]

This is priceless whether you are using geometry nodes or not! It is worth watching to simply understand exactly how Blender stores and manipulates information. Thank you!

[@germuu]

I love what how you deliver the right words for the clearest meaninful!

[@MadquakeCreative]

Mate, this is the MOST EXHAUSTIVE tutorial I've ever seen. I'm so excited to see what comes next, and I really feel that a lot of knowledge hit my bran! "Good Job" would be a reductive compliment!

[@MJA012-]

Your teaching methods are outstanding. This is the best form of a mentorship you could ask for

[@kokoze]

Thats a really nice explanation of data blocks

[@thephilosopher7173]

Insta sub within the first few minutes. By far one of the most simple, quick, and clear explanations on blender principles. This would look like advance stuff but you brought it down to a newbie level. This amazing work here man.

[@glydiator090]

What a brilliant tutorial. Informative and engaging. Extra-ordinary.

[@Wpjgdmtu]

Awesome, awesome tutorial. I am brand new to Blender, coming from years of modeling in engineering CAD like Solidworks and Fusion360. This video gave some really key insights into how Blender works that I was missing from all the other tutorials I've seen.

[@lodgechant]

Thank you for this informative, clear tutorial. It must have been a lot of work to make something so dense, succinct and accessible. With greetings from Cape Town!

[@arunsar7893]

Clear and succinct.

[@johnjackson3885]

This tutorial really helped me because it laid out information in a way I could understand it at the level I've studied 3d software up to this point. It really helped me progress.

[@OAM1]

Awesome, great explanation!

[@SilasMckeeIII]

do you have a degree in teaching or something? this is literally the best first episode of a tutorial series I've ever seen! I love how you broke everything down to the core and started to build up from there, it will allow your students to understand more than what to do, by why to do it.🔥🔥🔥

[@BobFonzy]

Realy good/masterful turtorial! Congrats!

[@newmedialaboratory]

Yes! Excellent explanation here. Thank you!

[@Rubberglass]

Yes!!! More blender please!

[@hailahh2115]

Thank you man i really like your explanation it very organized all love ❤️

[@Jay_Senghani]

Thanks guys, this is going to help me a lot.😊

[@fangnengchen4105]

so amazing! i wonder how you can learn and master something so quickly

[@nas8318]

This is amazing

[@yaminglin8607]

It‘s amazing.love ur guys.

[@xek0x4]

Cool, very cool! :)

[@pebbly8528]

Ahhhhh Entagma, I'm dying over here 😩. I hope the new geo nodes videos will follow soon. Please we need the next big drop on your website . Thanks.

[@Entagma]

the next episodes are coming thursday

[@pebbly8528]

@@Entagma can't wait.

[@noiJadisCailleach]

This is actually very good. All other tutorials about geometry nodes here in youtube are shit.

[@hectorval5106]

genial trabajo, una pregunta, el curso tiene subtitulos en español? un saludo!

[@laughoutloud3298]

he's Voice is so friendly

[@floyd1411]

wow!! this is superb.. is it possible to convert this data into mesh data?

[@eternalguy6023]

❤️

[@vijayctamil5832]

i have been using blender for few years now and i havent come across polygon data, and no tutorials have said that. This full course is only available on patreon.....or would it be available on youtube????!!!!!

[@Entagma]

It'll be Patreon exclusive. Cheers :)

[@FineStudios]

There is no subtitle in entagma site(geometry node course)

[@nathorji5097]

Do you have a complete easy to follow tutorial for geometry node

[@Jon-ge9mv]

Can I buy this course as a stand alone product?

[@Entagma]

Hi Jon, Currently we only offer subscription based access via Patreon to our premium content. However you can cancel any time. Cheers, Mo

[@Jon-ge9mv]

@@Entagma gotcha, thanks for the reply. If you ever make it stand alone, I'll buy it 👍

[@syntaxed2]

Oh god not Blender again...why not just stick with the proven and battletested Houdini?!