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Thanks!!

Thanks for the feedback! its hard to get a balance of explaining everything and not making a 1hour tutorial haha

Thanks alot!

Hi! the attribute i called x is just a stored index value per mesh island, so each seperate string of edges gets its own value, which i used as the group id on the fill curve node

Fill curve only works in one plane, youll have to rotate your object and apply rotation until you find that plane :)

@@Polycount-tw4ix It doesn't just flatten the curve, it's actually one dimensional, as in, one line along x axis and all y and z values are 0.

@@Polycount-tw4ix I got it, I need to find the right angle to draw from BEFORE drawing the GP stroke. Seems like a bug.

for anyone else running into this in the future; rotate the gp object 90 degrees on the x axis and things will function

Thanks! Just turn down the density on the distribute points node :)

Ah nice! Ill have to try it, i didnt think it would make a difference here as there arent any instances

@ yeah! I was replicating your tree and at one point remembered his video. Very odd.

Thanks so much!

Thanks alot! And all hash value does is take an input value, and convert it to some random integer output, like white noise but for more than colors :)

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@@Polycount-tw4ix Very cool example of how to use the For Each loop. I'm beginning to see the practical benfits and it does seem pretty performant. Thank you! One tiny, unrelated tip for quicker node searching - you don't have to type out the node name in the order of letters, e.g. 'ctm' will get you curve to mesh, 'cli' or 'cul' will get you curve line, etc.

Thats pretty usefull! Thanks

Thanks for watching!

Hm, do you mean joining two sections/nodes together? I use a shortcut, but you can just manually add a join geometry nodes and plug in both inputs :)

nvm my bad, its working but just try figure out how to make it not in 1 axis drawing dependent

@@vinderesual I'm having this issue as well. I recreated the node set-up exactly as it is in the video but the fill curve node is flattening the mesh to the xy axis regardless of the orientation of the curves. Did you find a fix for this?

@@markkiernan9314 for orient is only dependent on 1 axis, still cant figure it out, i just rotate my axis to get it same as the video, but the first method is cool and less heavy load for the machine

Hey :) the fill curve node only works when the input curves are flat and oriented in a particular direction, so try rotsting your grease pencil by 90 degrees and applying rotation

@@Polycount-tw4ix okay anyway its grease pencil not an VR voxel modeling, so it work like a drawing plane, well can we ask more :)

Thanks! Sadly...I deleted the file, but you should just be able to copy the nodes and have it work :)

@@Polycount-tw4ix Thank you So much for replying :)

Thanks :)

Thank you!! Glad its helpfull

Thanks! Hm not sure what you mean by even, but the base mesh density basically controls the amount of dimples, as each vertex becomes a dimple. Subdividing before the set position improves accuracy, doing it after may smooth it out a bit :)

@@Polycount-tw4ix Well, you mention in the video that the dimples are a bit unevenly distributed due to the subdivision adding vertices unevenly. That's why I wondered if doing the subdivision step after would solve that problem.

Oh i see! Sadly i dont think that subdividing after would solve it. My thought in the video was that the ico sphere doesnt perfectly evenly distribute its points when subdivided smooth, so the geometry proximity values were just slightly off in some places

Thanks! Yeah that method sounds cool

Thanks! Glad i could teach you something

Youll need to make a texture for that and then add it into the shader, possibly on a new uv set, i do this in my golf ball video :)

@@Polycount-tw4ix ok thank you brother i will check your golf ball video

Thanks! Love your vids :)

just turning down the noise effect using a vector math scale node

yeah it should be louder in newer vids

what part confuses you?

You could conver the layers to instances using the new node, then use an index node, compare it to different integers(0,1,2 etc) and then use that on the selection on a set material or as a switch :)

must appretiate the delivery) could listen for hours

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The reflections will use the closest light probe and read the closest reflection from it if its in its bounds

Sorry, im not sure :(

wow! thanks

@@Polycount-tw4ix :D So I used this set up to animate some fishes along a curve. I was trying to get the instances to align to the curve tangent. But nothing happens when i plug that in to rotation in Instances on Points :/

So youre going to want to plug the tangent from the sample curve node into the vector input of a "align rotation to vector" node, select the correct axis (think its y but you might have to fiddle with that and the pivot) then plug the rotation into the instance on points rotation input :) this is on 4.2 now also

@@Polycount-tw4ix It worked! Thank you so much!! :D

i have arranged the links in the same order to the join geometry node as yours is, which hasn't seemed to work. one of the faces (the back one) renders on top of the other from both sides

figured it out!! in the material properties changed render method from "blended" to "dithered"

thanks for watching! happy it helped. Glad you figured it out! yeah thats an issue that only happens in eevee