How MINIMUM and MAXIMUM nodes Works in Blender - Geometry Nodes

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[@anthonyzornig]

Hi Xan3D. I like your style. Straight forward, good looking projects and a lot of humor. I mostly jump right into your new tutorial when it surfaces. Blender Tutorials are not the most giving topics on yt. So I appreciate folks like you taking your time and picking interesting subjects. Keep it up. On my end I start this tutorial in a few minutes. Cheers.

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[@oliviernetter4043]

Thank you in my opinion the best channel about geo nodes because you start from the node and then you open to the possibilities.

[@gabrielalvarez6175]

You continue to astound me with your teachings....You give several examples on each node, you don't use any unnecessary big fancy words to explain something, and you make complicated things very simple. I foresee you becoming a top KZbin blender teacher, keep up the great work my friend...

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[@erkling5865]

thank you very much...more geometry nodes usage tutorials please. 😢

[@flavio8430]

Great lesson -- thanks for sharing!

[@sherazkhan1438]

Good job sir, but please explained the geometry node tree what is the first node and last nodes. A rules of the nodes we are use the blender nodes as an a seriel. Thanks You.

[@dgc7419]

what would be the best way to change the range 'form'(?) using vector math minimum offset? say I want to have items bouncing inside an uv sphere

[@highlyevil9358]

Im curious why the point is put at .5 position when you plug it into the noise

[@Xan3D]

Noise texture displace something between the values 0-1, it's the range of displacement if you don't add any node else. You can check it using a single point and offset it with Noise Texture with W in 4D. So, by default after connecting in offset, the points/geometry now it's in 0.5 in every axis because is the CENTER value between 0-1, the Noise texture effect. So, if you want to get back the geometry to the real centre 0,0,0, then you need to use Vector Math in Add to add -0.5,-0.5,-0.5, or Vector Math: Subtract to subtract 0.5, 0.5, 0.5. It's like saying: "Hey you! Come back here!". That's why :)

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