Ruins randomized brick wall

[@karimoh3154]

Thanks for sharing. Only thing that I would add is that a broken brick wall looks better if some stones are sticking out. It looks to organic. 👍

[@carlosrivadulla8903]

Super cool! can't wait to see what you'll do in H20

[@Helios.vfx.]

BRILLIANT!!!!

[@Emeteriowallace]

Beautiful!

[@OnkAnCa64]

Nice, thanks

[@kloyder]

amazing tutorial!!thank you so much!!

[@sonny-s4d]

It would be great !! if the tutorial videos were also uploaded to gumroad

[@Helios.vfx.]

Is it rhe same video on the patreon or is there a throughout explanation? I guess, having the file to comapre comes in handy to avoid this questions. Just curious tho. I do really wanna try it out

[@cgside]

On patreon you have all the hip files from my videos on youtube along with some exclusive tutorials and courses.

[@markardisson2791]

@@cgside I cant find the hipfile on your patreon, is it availble for free or on the paid tier?

[@cgside]

@@markardisson2791 www.patreon.com/posts/ruins-randomized-86183331

[@kloyder]

explain please how you made connect points of the bound on x,y,z axises??

[@cgside]

Hey, just using the add node and selecting the target points.

[@nickcentanni1500]

@@cgside How? Could you be more specific?

[@markardisson2791]

@@nickcentanni1500 in the add node, go to 'polygons' tab then click on the arrow next to 'Group', click on the two points you want (for Y axis it would be top and bottom, in my case 3 and 7). In that same Polygons tab also tick 'Remove Unused Points' also in Points tab remember tick 'Delete Geometry But Keep The Points'

[@mehmetkilic1995]

Random seed+ is not working for my jitter :( everything is aligned perfectly

[@cgside]

Did you check the source file?hard to tell without more information.

[@nickcentanni1500]

It would have been much more informative if you had clicked each node so that its settings would be revealed. Instead you only make each node active as you go through the network. For instance, you said that you extracted the dimensions of your Bound node to build your curves. I needed to learn how you did that, and a simple click on the node itself would have shown me that.

[@cgside]

The curves are built with an add node, set "by group" and selecting the 2 points, for each axis.

[@nickcentanni1500]

@@cgside Thanks, perfect explanation. Great video by the way!

[@dreamsprayanimation]

Well you need to get me shome better informashion.

[@cgside]

What you mean?

[@dreamsprayanimation]

@@cgside Well for example it would have been nice if you would have showed the actual function at 6:26