Geometry Nodes Ep02 - Working with Geometry

[@SrdjanPavlovic11080]

Ability to explain complicated subject with this clarity is very very rare, and demonstrates, beside teaching talent, prolific understanding of subject.

[@bUildYT]

probaly the best geo node intro video out there, amazing!!!

[@todesdigga3891]

I am no beginner with geometry nodes but had fun watching nonetheless, because you explained everything so very clear and structured. Looking forward for your more advanced tutorials!

[@ClintCarlson]

Same! Great to pick up little tips even if it feels like review for some of us. Great work!

[@faizanahmed2299]

This was maybe the most well explained tutorial I have ever seen

[@evangelo.x]

WOW, I was in darkness but now I see the light. What an amazing well thought out explanation! I am your student for life!

[@guy_roh]

Absolutely amazing how clearly everything is explained, so easy to follow !

[@mattrittman]

Wow, this is so helpful! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge of nodes. Really fun stuff.

[@remobalcells4332]

As always, clearly explained and superb themes. Thank you. Jumping to Patreon to soak it all in!

[@junetrenkins5658]

I made it today with Blender 4.1, works perfectly! Thank you very much for this Tutorial.

[@mediarocker]

best and most understandable tutorial on geometry nodes i ve ever seen...thanks..

[@josephheitman652]

Added a Triagulate node at the beginning and some inputs and this works awesome!

[@benjaminheil5664]

you have done a marvel at explaining these concepts transparently thank you very much

[@dimitrilalushi4693]

Excellent tutorial! Extremely straightforward and easily understandable! Thanks for offering it!

[@cekuhnen]

This was a wonderfully explained exercise !

[@olegfrolovdesign]

Incredible quality! Thanks for sharing.

[@zeeyannosse]

wonderful !!! so well explained !!! pure gold melting into my brain ;)) awesome! thank you very much for sharing your knowledge!

[@CGBurgerStudio]

nice usage of dual mesh node!, thank you I tried mesh boolean node but it's too expensive, so I made custom node group. But You and Blender 's already got a solution for holes.👍

[@AbualHassanPervaizAkther]

dang this is the best possible description video 😳

[@DataJuggler]

It's funny how scary learning new things can be until they are explained properly. I like your videos because they don't assume I know too much, and you don't waste time.

[@jordanjardine2458]

Your explanation skills are top level. Thank you for the tutorial.

[@ludthx]

🤩 Your explanations are so clear. It's incredible. Thx

[@AlphaGhoost]

Thank you for this. We need more contents about geometry nodes

[@rusticagenerica]

Your tutorials are SUPER WELL Made ! God bless you Sir

[@rustyawhile4982]

works flawlessly in 3.4 version!

[@PanewsONE]

This is great! You might just be the best teacher out there

[@nathorji5097]

Simple explanation makes this very very understandable. Thank you

[@BuckwheatV]

Unbelievably valuable tuts, thank you!

[@man_art_man]

Greate Material! Thanks a lot for your work and experience sharing with us! Love your explanations especially about Blender.

[@Marcelmikael]

had to come back and Sub, elegant walk-through 💯

[@MetalGearMk3]

thank you, more geometry node video please!

[@mamiartstudio6881]

Awesome tutorial. Thank you for sharing this mister.

[@6Untitled9]

Awesome tutorial, thanks a lot. 🙌

[@Totorus]

Excellent tutorial, seems that geometry nodes are very powerful!!!... Greetings.

[@fakecubed]

They sure are! Procedural modeling is incredibly useful. I don't do much traditional modeling anymore. I generally try to think of how I might do something in geometry nodes and then try do it that way, first. Because it's non-destructive I can go back and keep making more and more artistic decisions at any point down the line if something isn't quite how I wanted it. And, as shown here, it's basically a tool builder as well. I have a collection of node trees now that I bring into other projects for similar tasks.

[@Totorus]

@@fakecubed Yeah that's great, but the only thing i see is that is a bit complicated, i saw the other day a procedural spider web that is super cool since you can draw a curve spline from point A to B and will generate the spider web, is amazing, but if i don't follow the steps, and i would want to try to make it myself, i don't think i can do it. Maybe i need to practice a lot and start to know well what they do but in deep. Greetings.

[@fakecubed]

@@Totorus I learned by watching a lot of tutorials on all sorts of random things. Didn’t try to copy any of them, just learned how other people were using different nodes and getting ideas. Eventually I started to notice some patterns, specific combos of nodes doing the same sorts of things over and over in different contexts. I also do a lot of fooling around making weird motion graphics without much plan ahead of time, just seeing what I can do. Sometimes just plugging random noodles into random nodes results in something really interesting. I recently stumbled into a sort of spiderweb pattern myself, as it happens, while trying to do something completely unrelated.

[@Totorus]

@@fakecubed Nice, sounds fun, experimenting is the best!... Greetings.

[@jostv.2726]

This really is a great tutorual. Thank you for this, the result looks great :)

[@mariabr8954]

I love your teaching style!

[@chlowden]

Fantastic. Thank you

[@aldoromo1]

Increíble tutorial para iniciar con nodos de geometría.

[@pixelasm]

great introduction into geometry nodes, thanks for sharing :)

[@alaslipknot]

looking forward to next episode!

[@Entagma]

Look no further: entagma.com/courses/geometry-nodes/

[@muskturtle8406]

After watching many geo node tutorials I still couldn’t understand the concept of it until now.

[@minot0_]

this was really helpful. thank you

[@aghasttoad6916]

Masterfully taught

[@dolmenbretagne9060]

still great, thank you for this tutorial !

[@sndosc]

Wow! Can't wait for episode 3! =)

[@Entagma]

Look no further entagma.com/courses/geometry-nodes/

[@sndosc]

@@Entagma unfortunately our currency is so weak atm that I'll wait for all episodes to be out and do a one time contribution. 😅

[@daudkhawarizmi]

The Best Teacher !

[@valdirlourette]

Sou brasileiro e tenho dificuldades de achar material sobre o geometry nodes em português (meu idioma). Consegui dublar seu vídeo e até consegui entender muita coisa, mas pra mim, o geometry nodes é fantástico, mas muito complexo de entender. Obrigado pela grande aula!

[@Jake-co7rt]

Nice Vid. Thanks for doing it. 😁

[@dillondeer4371]

Damn good explanation! Thank you sir!

[@fortinosaulleyvamartinez5248]

Thanks, really helped

[@Riprazor]

More awesomeness! Thank you!

[@Boipelo]

Thanks!

[@Number_Cruncher]

Very helpful. Thanks.

[@zoebuess1058]

thanks for this fun tutorial! i'm still new to blender & was wondering if you can add color to the rock in the node tree? thank you very much

[@orestisvoukalis2010]

wow, amazing ... we want more, we want more :) thank you for this, do you know of any tutorials for generating random organic formed objects, like in conceptual design/structures for architecture ?

[@omarbarakat6113]

Hello, thank you for this great tutorial. patreon is blocked in Egypt. Is there another way to get the course.

[@GinoZump]

How do You colour the object? After adding the Dual Mesh node the objects material data is ignored.

[@DanielMeurer]

Yes, thats awesome

[@IslamKhalil-cg3du]

Wow, that was amazing, but I need to create the same porous thing, but instead of this shape, I want to make it as a cube shape

[@nurmuhammad4540]

How do I apply the same thing to a cube

[@antstock13]

Dope Mate!!!

[@MultiSaded]

Thank you for this video, Can we make a mousse with this technique, ie pores inside a cube.

[@Entagma]

sure. go for it. make sure to triangulate the cube first

[@markferrick10]

Fantastic

[@alibargi5164]

Very useful👌🏻

[@MaxiCrows]

more variations of this bro its good

[@Entagma]

Here you are: entagma.com/courses/geometry-nodes/

[@jiaxinyu2403]

May I know how many epic of blender geometry node courses will you make? I have seen your Patreon Page it have only 9 epic now

[@GalaDittmar]

It was very nice to follow your tuto, thanks a lot ! I would have a question, I tried to put a material on this beautiful object but I couldn't. Could you, please Sir, explain or make a tuto about giving a material (glass for exemple...)for such object? I would be very grateful. Thanks a lot.

[@Entagma]

You have to use the set material node!

[@Nicolaskaw]

great tut!:) how would you set it up to have this effect just on some parts of the object? that would make it look even more organic! Cheers

[@BlueBerryFTW]

the subdivision surface modifier doesnt do anything in my geo nodes tree, has anyone else experienced this issue?

[@SamMorell]

Excellent tutorial/explanation as was the previous/intro one in your series! How do I differentiate between node sockets, or the menu categories, that indicate "Geometry" and those that indicate "Mesh"? Basically, what is the difference, technically, between a Mesh and a Geometry? Just now became a subscriber and look forward to the next one in your GeoNodes series.

[@Entagma]

Geometry can output any geometry type, meshes, but also pointclouds, curves or instances. Mesh ports indicate that only polygonal meshes are supported by the node

[@SamMorell]

@@Entagma Thank You! I think, as you beautifully explained in your first episode the concept of point lists vs poly lists, it's always helpful to fully understand and appreciate terminology (in my case geometry vs meshes) to avoid confusion. This ultimately explains the logic behind Geometry Nodes (for those who are so inclined to do so) and, thus, become more efficient as opposed to "let's try connecting this or that and see what happens." Again, Thank You!

[@picanco5794]

do you have more blender tutorials?

[@Entagma]

We do: entagma.com/courses/geometry-nodes/ :)

[@dwvt4285]

Thank you that's very helpful. I wanna ask something though. What If I want to change one of the object's parameters without affecting the others that sharing the same node tree ? How can I do such a thing ?

[@DanielPartzsch]

You need to propagate this parameter to the geometry input node by connecting it to an empty socket. This way this parameter gets exposed to the regular modifier stack and you can change it on a per modifier/object basis.

[@dwvt4285]

@@DanielPartzsch Thank you Daniel, that helped. Stay safe and creative.

[@hisroyalillness]

Internet Gold!

[@hailahh2115]

hi I saw your patreon there are 4 episodes, is there going to be more in the future?

[@Entagma]

Yes, the course is going to be continuously updated. Cheers.

[@man_art_man]

Next Ep## Please ! :)

[@Entagma]

entagma.com/courses/geometry-nodes/

[@DataJuggler]

Is there a way to save Geometry Nodes to a library for easy reuse?

[@Entagma]

Yes. You can save node trees as assets to the asset browser by clicking on the node tree name e.g. in the geometry nodes modifier link field and selecting "mark as asset".

[@DataJuggler]

@@Entagma I googled that after I posted. I marked it as an Asset, but don't know how to reapply it to something else. If you get a chance that would make a good video.

[@AliRaza-fz3kx]

When i try to pull out the bar with all the tutorial it does not work

[@ianclarkcanete6523]

Goat

[@xeusdevelopment5275]

danke mi man

[@ulus2109]

Can this be exported as a tool, such as HDA to unreal engine or unity?

[@btn237]

There’s a utility called altermesh that allows this for Unreal: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6eki4ukgJ2rmbc

[@Entagma]

At the moment this is not something Blender supports. For this Houdini and Houdini Engine is your friend

[@k.sumrit2315]

I managed to make a simpel rythm in 3 hours… I tNice tutorialnk I will try more so I can get more EXP points ;D

[@klfb4]

this did not work for me at all and I followed the instructions to the exact detail :(( still an amaizing tutorial x

[@vytasrauckis6703]

I find myself pressing tab every time I need Shift-A. LOL

[@TheOne10525]

To follow the lessons you’ll need at least Blender 3.1 or maybe tell me how to create the freaking shape from the video?!

[@pauliusmscichauskas558]

Good tutorial, but please get a pop filter.

[@TimeFlyBy]

A pop filter on the microphone would be nice...thanks.

[@polski6812]

I read "gift of totalitarianism"...

[@BethEmanuel]

Great tutorial! Very well explained!

[@clemprc]

Great tutorial ! Very clear information !