Grow Ivy on Anything - Blender Tutorial (feat. CR-Scan Otter 3D Scanner)

[@jippee1]

Ive been binge watching and learning geo nodes for the last 2 years and finally within the last 3 weeks everything has just clicked. Of course no where near advances but understanding the concepts and reasoning behind operations. Its still a challenge but I am finally figuring it out!! Thanks CG matter

[@sander-wit]

This is one of my favorite tutorials you did recently. Very concise and clear, thanks!

[@DerekElliott]

this is soooooo cool gotta find a way to try it out somewhere

[@sottozen]

Man... you are a F#@[€ Genius!

[@AyushBakshi]

and that's folks, is how you present a sponsored thing. Didn't feel forced, blended nicely with your content 👌

[@UZPvNUCaaQdF]

Wow dude, that's sick! You're a genius! I like how you take the time to explain how things work by default before you demonstrate how to make something do precisely what you want it to.

[@martingudim8866]

Dude you're a genius, don't have other word. Don't know if i'll be able to do something like this from scratch, but your videos are awesome to watch.

[@Ciaran_04]

I can’t afford a £1000 scanner, but it’s awesome to see what you can do and how easy it is to convert a real world object into your 3d workspace

[@man_art_man]

Great Node setup!

[@handlesucks509]

This is gold

[@giotto_4503]

Geo nodes runs through this guy's veins

[@AHSEN.]

Awesome stuff, definitely going to use this immedately XD

[@AHSEN.]

Already used it at work lol. Works great! I also applied some of the things I learned to create kinda L-system like trees :D

[@jippee1]

Hey CG could you please help me - I am trying out what you have done buy adapting it to a landscape where it generates roads on a displaced noise texture grid landscape. Simulating some kind of city development over time. I want to have a higher probability that it favours flatter regions and less for Z. Essentially pooling in flat regions where 1 or 2 strands climb the hills and make it out. This example you gave is so close - but I just can't get the math / operations correct Thanks!

[@XEONFX23]

Awesome tutorial mr rap god! Lol ligit 2 hours of tutorial in 14 minutes

[@kerhabplays]

How can we make it grow? not the branches but the parent curve itself?

[@חננאלרועיארבל]

Maybe you could trim curve based on frame number

[@Ghost...-...---955]

Sir ctrl+shift+v is not working I tried many time to flip my pose but it didn't work if I am creating a armature it's not working but if I am adding the armature form add menu it's working what is the problem i never track it please help me sir it will help me a lot please

[@grease1016]

You should rotate around the surface normal instead of the z axis

[@robhindley1769]

Can the growth be driven by an empty rather than scene frame?

[@akashvfx2025]

its too quick..hard to catch on

[@chillywilson]

Mine coninually look like they are coming out of a curve. Also your jump cuts made this hard to follow.

[@GabrielsLogic]

How would you slow the "growing"? It's happening so fast

[@jippee1]

divide the frame output by a large number

[@ckiborg]

Good product placement😶

[@bonishere]

yummy