How I Made Creative Playing Cards Animations for

[@thethruthchannel]

The fact that you also explain the addition of each node makes a light flash. Very creative work too!

[@valovanonym]

As a card artist, I'm very excited about this video! I don't know why I did not see it before

[@alexandre.albisser]

Glad you liked it! :)

[@shadow_xts]

Same problem, same solution! I am making a trailer for a game that contains cards, client hasn’t the budget to have something as refined as it would be with a Houdini/Unreal workflow, and it’s nice to use the geo nodes to keep the entire project confined into Blender without the whole hassle of importing and exporting. Thank you for this video, this definitely has saved me a few hours of trials and errors

[@alexandre.albisser]

Thanks a lot for your comment, glad it could help you!

[@KidIndia]

You deserve a lot of recognition and respect for this my man. Subbed for life 👍

[@alexandre.albisser]

Wow thanks, that means a lot!

[@chukwumaokonkwo9524]

Same man, Its ingenious the way you explain things, and the work is top tier!

[@alexandre.albisser]

@@chukwumaokonkwo9524 Thanks a lot, glad you like it :)

[@omkarprabhu777]

I'm working on a playing card project and I remembered you had the tuck case opening rig tutorial so I searched for it and now I found out about this awesome tutorial, I wanted to experiment with geometry nodes for playing cards this is a great start point for me 🙌

[@alexandre.albisser]

Glad I could help! Would be curious to see your finished animation :)

[@МаксимАндрианов-с8й]

Thanks bro! This project saved thousands of hours of my life learning blender!

[@Gaetanmoren]

Oh non... Maintenant que j'ai vu tes superbes tutos, j'ai plus d'excuses pour quitter Keyshot et réapprendre les bases de Blender + les nodes pour faire l'anim' de mon propre jeu ! Merci beaucoup de partager ton savoir-faire, ça va m'être tellement utile. Si le projet abouti, je manquerai pas de te remercier encore quelque part sur le jeu :)

[@alexandre.albisser]

Content que cela t'inspires ! Quand je suis passé à Blender il y a un peu plus de 2 ans c'était aussi depuis Keyshot, tout ce que tu as appris là dedans se transpose assez bien dans Blender une fois que tu sais te retrouver dans l'outil, la logique reste la même mais toutes les possibilités en plus sont vraiment libératrices, surtout sur l'animation :)

[@Gaetanmoren]

@@alexandre.albisser Je suis d'accord, ça fait juste une semaine et je sens déjà ce que tu décris. J'aurais une petite question: Est-ce que tu as réalisé le plan où les cartes se shuffle aussi avec l'UV paramétrable? Si oui, comment as tu réussi à appliquer le deform/bend modifier après avoir créé toutes les cartes? Dans le tuto pour créer le shuffle, une carte est créée et animée avec le deform, puis elle est dupliquée autant de fois que nécessaire manuellement. Mais du coup il me semble trop tard pour appliquer ta technique avec l'array/UV offset. A l'inverse, si je fais ta technique avec l'array/UV offset, j'ai toutes les cartes, mais il me semble alors trop tard pour faire toutes les modifications du bend/deform et l'appliquer à chaque carte. Ou est-ce que comme sur cette vidéo, tu as utilisé le geometry node pour contrôler l'animation du shuffle? (ça me semble mega complexe...) Pour info, voilà le plan sur lequel je travaille: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3mqqaR_qZV_fZY

[@alexandre.albisser]

@@Gaetanmoren de mon côté je n'ai pas fait d'animation de shuffle surtout parce quil y a plein de tutos Blender (notamment par Blender Made Easy) sur le sujet et je trouvais l'animation trop vue sans que je puisse lui apporter grand chose, Sinon techniquement si tu met le deform modifier avant array ca changera rien aux uvs donc ca devrait fonctionner correctement! Sinon l'autre solution si t'es a laise avec les Geometry nodes c'est en effet la deformations dans ce système, sois en faisant tout manuellement ou sinon il y a les chouettes noeuds de @Blender Bash qui implémenté le deform modifier dans les GN

[@Bisham_paracha]

one of the best geometry node videos ive seen!

[@alexandre.albisser]

Thanks a lot, glad you liked it!

[@FilmSpook]

Many Thanks for everything, my Friend!! Best Wishes to you. 👍🏾👍🏾

[@alexandre.albisser]

Same to you!

[@FilmSpook]

@@alexandre.albisser Thanks, much love. :)

[@bozudnol]

Wow ! Hyper inspirant, je suis fan, bravo et merci pour ce super tutoriel ! 🔥

[@alexandre.albisser]

Merci beaucoup pour ton commentaire ! :)

[@Anyreck]

Stunningly clever and beautiful! Thank you for showing us how your did it.

[@alexandre.albisser]

You are so welcome!

[@briellerose794]

Wow! Thanks for the thorough tutorial. The results are absolutely gorgeous! 👏👏👏

[@alexandre.albisser]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@SilverRoveri]

holy moly what an awesome video

[@alexandre.albisser]

Thank you!

[@SilverRoveri]

@@alexandre.albisser I'm always stunned by this kind of content, these tutorials are next level

[@nathitappan]

This one made my brain hurt but amazing as well! Wow, thank you so much for sharing the process. Did you by chance make any other videos about this animations? I'm particularly curious on how you achieved the effect of the cards getting cut by the sword? I need to chop a thin object with a pair of scissors and was hoping that would shed some light on how to achieve it.

[@alexandre.albisser]

Glad you liked it! I don't have anything else on that particular project, but I have yet to make videos on a lot of projects I did since... For the cutting cards, in my case they are not even cut, just animated a slight wobble and that does it! In your case you might get along with animating the edge split along a selected edge loop (existing, or added with the knife tool) and distorting the two sides, hope that can be helpful!

[@nathitappan]

@alexandre.albisser nice! Looking forward to the release of new videos then! And thank you, that does give me plenty to experiment with!

[@RashedHalim]

Thanks man for sharing this valuable tutorial 💐

[@alexandre.albisser]

Glad it was helpful!

[@blendercomp]

Whoa! This is wicked cool man! Thanx 4 sharing! :)

[@alexandre.albisser]

Thanks a lot, glad to help! :)

[@Steve780-c4q]

awesome tutorial. But i have a question, how do you isolate those three cards at 0:40 along the beziere curve geometry node?

[@alexandre.albisser]

I select some cards by their index, for example I test the indexes greater than 13 or less than 10 ans I am left with the 10, J and Q, cards on which I can do some transform (and I put my boolean selection as the selection for the transform)

[@Steve780-c4q]

@@alexandre.albisser Thanks.

[@ThePixelSaga]

thank you so much sir. i was an easy tutorial. i made a short about this, i had fun ❤️🌀

[@alexandre.albisser]

Glad it was useful!

[@sa1fjaved]

What an informative video. 👍 want more videos like this

[@alexandre.albisser]

Glad you liked it, more to come!

[@renlaidao]

Awesome work, thank you so much

[@alexandre.albisser]

Glad you liked it!

[@PiononoMatic]

esto es legendario, muchisimas gracias!

[@TheDanielConsole]

amazing! thanks for sharing

[@alexandre.albisser]

Glad you liked it!

[@mrkobzor2017]

Genious! You are very cool! Thank you

[@alexandre.albisser]

Happy to help!

[@mdoz]

Great video 👍

[@alexandre.albisser]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@colinnoel611]

Solide le reuf

[@hitalpatel]

yeah ......Great Tutorial Master

[@alexandre.albisser]

Glad you liked it!

[@marjorielaporte4123]

Hello ! Super vidéo, c'est très inspirant !Une question : en combien de temps as tu réalisé ce travail ?

[@alexandre.albisser]

Merci beaucoup ! La vidéo elle même a été réalisée sur 2 à 3 semaines en parallèle d'autres missions, mais j'avais déjà mis en place des choses pour les cartes de Ten Hundred l'année passée !

[@danherzl]

você me inspira, obrigado por compartilhar brother, sucesso total!

[@SharadPawar95]

Thank you for the detailed video! In my blender version, I am not able find sample index node, can you please share your blender version?

[@alexandre.albisser]

Well this one one year ago so probable 3.6 or something like that, but consider I am always working with the latest version!

[@decorjp3d134]

Excellent.

[@alexandre.albisser]

Thanks a lot!

[@ric-reich]

Blender is the new motion graphics?

[@video_pro777]

Amazing by the way how do i make the Cards texture different from each other

[@alexandre.albisser]

There's a whole other tutorial about that! :)

[@samdavepollard]

superbe; abonné 😀

[@alexandre.albisser]

Bienvenue ici !

[@juliettep5049]

I'm a little confused starting at 2:18. Alexander takes the collection, and when he imports it into the node panel, the collection is called 'Collection Info', but in the video it shows 'Geometry' right below it, while I see 'Instance' . I'm afraid this will ruin everything... Please can anyone help me?? But otherwise, it's a very good tutorial.

[@alexandre.albisser]

It should be the same, sometimes nodes sockets are renamed in newer blender versions but functionality should be kept.

[@totochandelier]

excellent ! pas de pb de motion blur ?

[@alexandre.albisser]

Tant que le nombre de cartes (et de points sur la courbe) reste identique d'une frame à l'autre, le motion blur devrait se calculer correctement :)

[@miracle_boy_menny]

very awesome tutorial, which this I'm trying to create a clipboard effect but it seems that I can't manage to lay them out in a specific order as to compose a full image. Any clues on how to make this happen?

[@alexandre.albisser]

When you instance object from a collection onto a mesh, the order of the objects in the collection is what will be mapped to the point of the mesh on which it is instanced (so the fifth object in the collection will be instanced on the vertex of index 4 (because the first index is zero), knowing that you may be able to get the effect you want!

[@socrates1701]

tysm!

[@wasimshaikh6335]

capture attribute on vector is not availble i belive in 4.2 what is the alternative?

[@alexandre.albisser]

Yes it is, you just set up the capture attribute node, and plug a vector in the empty sockets. Or go to the node settings and add an input like you would with the geometry node modifier inputs.

[@wasimshaikh6335]

@@alexandre.albisser Thank you boss

[@wasimshaikh6335]

@@alexandre.albisser One last question i am facing some issue with the factor value they are coming in stack uniformly not at randomise value even tho i have followed your steps may be i have missed something

[@hermonmogos9346]

@@wasimshaikh6335@ wasimshaikh6335 I'm Having the same issue in 4.3. They just want to be stacked uniformly, not at random value. Have you figured it out? Thanks much!

[@michaelchadwick7663]

Hi, great vid! I'm trying to be able to randomize the order of the cards but without having repeat cards. Using a random value on the instance index always gives me duplicate cards. how would I do this?

[@alexandre.albisser]

Glad you liked it! If you are using the collection info node, I believe the index of the cards is determined by either their order in the source collection in the outliner, or their alphabetical order in the collection. So you can either manually shuffle the cards in the collection in the outliner, or use a tweaked version of my shuffle algorithm from my "shuffle objects with a simple script" tutorial, in which you shuffle the names instead of the location or rotation! Hope that helps!

[@alexandre.albisser]

Also the first answer here can help you blender.stackexchange.com/questions/265202/geonodes-mix-position-with-random-index-values-how-to-make-random-values-uniqu/

[@michaelchadwick7663]

@@alexandre.albisser Thanks!

[@rajendrameena150]

Is there any way to split curve into subcurve based upon whether the control point is vector/smooth, if it is vector then break from here and if not then make it continuos.

[@alexandre.albisser]

I believe you can have this information in the handle type attribute, which could allow to separate geometry

[@rajendrameena150]

@@alexandre.albisser but how it will be used for splitting curve.

[@alexandre.albisser]

@@rajendrameena150 I'm not sure I understand what information you need

[@jonatx2000]

I have a question, when I add the math multiply and the add nodes to give it a better effect nothing changes no matter how high I change the multiply number to

[@alexandre.albisser]

I must admit that's a bit vague, you can maybe shoot over some screenshots via my Instagram so I can have a look!

[@АнгелінаГ-ч8ф]

​@@alexandre.albisser same problem unfortinately

[@alexandre.albisser]

@@АнгелінаГ-ч8ф is issue was that he set the offset value of the line to zero, hope that helps in your case too

[@mahdyamjad6213]

I have problem,i added the noise texture but nothing changed

[@alexandre.albisser]

Are all the cards origin set correctly? Alternatively you can set the noise to 4D and plug an index node as the w input

[@mahdyamjad6213]

@@alexandre.albisser how do I know if the card origin is set correctly? I tried to follow your nodes I think the only different thing is the vector curve and the multiply input I tried setting the noise texture to 4d and connecting indux note and nothing have changed

[@alexandre.albisser]

@@mahdyamjad6213 best thing you can do is download the nodes on my gylroad and reverse engineer them from there, can't offer much assistance without looking at what you did unfortunately

[@mahdyamjad6213]

@@alexandre.albisser I'll try to do that, thank you for your time

[@ahmadrizalpriambodo8896]

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[@rofiq206]

Bro we need in depth tuturial about Geo metro node project base

[@alexandre.albisser]

I don't understand what do you mean?

[@rofiq206]

@@alexandre.albisser I mean we want more tuturial about geo node

[@alexandre.albisser]

@@rofiq206 that's a sure thing :)

[@eneserdugan4049]

Only nerds can apply the the tutorial steps. And I wanna do it!

[@colinnoel611]

Not nerds, professional 😎

[@DireWolf14175]

Okay, let's say, mastering these nodes is harder than PhD in mathematics or Physics.. convince me otherwise.. ( I have a Master Degree in these two) ^^

[@alexandre.albisser]

I have a master degree in engineering, which might be useful to learn this but I don't find it really hard after the initial learning curve, it just need practice and getting used to :)

[@DireWolf14175]

@@alexandre.albisser Thank you Alex, this really help me to try practicing more, cuz it feels overwhelming :') you work is highly appreciated ! THANK YOU FOR EXISTING !

[@ruslopuslo]

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[@willsonadjovi1778]

Ultra belle et longue vidéo mais les parties le plus décisives sont trop coupées .... même si c'est pour cacher des éléments clés ... c'est un peu abusé.... J'ai eu la sensation de faire des trucs qui marchent puis de juste les détruire à nouveau en suivant les différentes parties de la vidéos vers la fin qui étaient censées apporter des améliorations en bonus ..... bref ... La vidéo démeure quand même utile

[@alexandre.albisser]

Hello, désolé si tu as eu cette sensation, Une fois le fonctionnement de base et les règlages essentiels expliqués j'essaie d'orienter le tutoriel vers des directions à prendre et des idées au lieu de faire du pas à pas tout le long pour forcer à comprendre ce que vous faites avant d'aller plus loin (ce tutoriel en particulier étant plutôt avancé sur l'utilisation des Geometry Nodes), mais je peux comprendre que cela soit déroutant pour certains Au besoin les groupe de nœuds finaux sont disponible gratuitement sur mon gumroad dans la description pour disséquer plus calmement tout ce que j'ai fait en vidéo !

[@ahmadrizalpriambodo8896]

8:34

[@ahmadrizalpriambodo8896]

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