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You can do this just by creating a geometry node set up after the Torn. For the nodes, all you need is connect the input to a Store Named Attribute node and connect it to the output. To invert the values of the Weigth Paint, add a Named Attribute

Thank you very much for buying it! To install that you just need to save the .blend file into a folder on your computer and set this folder as a Asset Library on the Files Path on the Preferences window. After that you will gonna be able to find it on your Assets Browser. To use that, just select an object Add>>Curve>>Empty Hair and with this new curves selected, go to the Modifiers Tab and Click on Add Modifier, go the the Unassigned and Select the Procedural Fabric here. Send me a message on Blender Market if you need more information on how to use that. Have a nice day!

Hi, wizendweaver. Thank you very much for buying it! If you need some help with it, you can send me a message at any time on the Blender Market. I have found all of the songs that I use in my videos on the built-in UA-cam video editor, so I don't rebember the name of those amazing songs.

you can bake the instances an then paint the vertex colors or you can also transfer the base mesh uv to the hair cards in order to map the it's textures to it. Let me know if you want me to modify it, so you can transfer this UVs, automatically.

@@phcgm yeah thatd be awesome if you modify it because I cant figure it out. Or if you made another video tutorial on it. 👍🏻

Actually I just went into the Shader Editor and plugged in my UV map as an image texture into the BSDF's Fur Color in Fur Material and it instantly made all fur I added use the base mesh's UV for it's colour. Awesome! Figured it out, no need to update for me.

It is on Blender Market, I just to forgot to publish this version of the file, but you can now find it on the products page. I removed the culling for this version because I managed to improve the performance on Blender 4.2, so if that is the problem, you can keep with the latest version, or If you just want to remove the points from the back faces, I can add this again to you.

@@phcgm thank you very much! I think culling is just a cool feature not only for the performance, but also to break down the uniformness of the model. Thanks again, i will use the previous version that you published. Keep up the great work!

All values in the geometry node can be keyframed, so you can change things like scale and density (the little dot on the right next to a field gives it away). To animate a fabric being torn, I guess you'd have to find a way to animate the weight painting.

If you found out how can you tell me? 😂

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Volumetric texturing in Blender it's very limited at this time and if you try to move the foam, you cannot keep the texture at the correct place or if you try to do that, the texture will just stop working. Maybe in future updates of the software thay could fix this.

@@phcgm Ah, thanks for the explanation.

This tool can be used to project a mesh into another, with different topology. For example, if you have a mesh with bad topology and UVs and you want to transfer that 3D information to another one with better, this tool will help you a lot. People who jse that usually are the ones who does sculpture and photogrammetry.

agreed

This tool must to be used as a modifier with a mesh. Sorry about the issue! Can you use the latest version of Blender? Where did you bought it so i can upload a oldier version of it? I recently updafed all of my produc5s in order to make it work on Blender 4.1.

or u have to add it in yourself

You can use a texture from the base mesh to change the of color the scales

But how do I add multiple colors with transitioning gradients

@@itsjtg6455 Sorry, didn't understood what do you are asking for, can you give me an example? I can let you use vertex color from the base mesh to color it if you want.

@@phcgmi want the scales color to look identical to a snake and also the geometry nodes arent showing on object cetrun objects

Probably not. I think with the new raytracing engine this shader is no longer needed.

Thanks for the feedback, I will take a look on that and fix this issue as fast as possible!

Hi, thanks for the feedback. In the latest version you can actually use a Size Map with it and control the XYZ scale using Vertex weight values.

@@phcgm Sure but then the density around the smaller ones need to increase doesnt it? or it'll expose the mesh under?

O@@Zev_Reef You are right! For now, there is no Blender node that allows you to control density based on the radius of the instances, but that is somenthing I have been trying for a while. One thing you can do is to create masks for each scale size and them use this node multiple times in the same mesh, until you get a nice size variation. That is something that I always wanted to add to this tool and if I find a solution, it will gona be added to the node. Thanks for the feedback.

@@phcgm Ah I see, well goodluck with that hah

@@Zev_Reef I updated the project. Now you can optmize the distance between the scales based on it's size.

Hi, sorry about the issue. If you bought this on the Blender Market you can message me there so I can give you a better support or you can send a email to phenriq@protonmail.com. Whats is the problem? Common issues are, it doesn't work on flat planes; you should add a little bit of displacement on it. The scattered meshes floats on the surface; You should move the instantiated meshes closer to 0,0,0 and aplly all of the transforms. This is a geometry nodes modifier, so remember to load it there. I hope it helped.

There is an material applied to the object called "Pixel Material". Open it on the Shader Editor, look at the graph and you will se a Attribute Node, you must use this node to map of your textures applied to the pixelated mesh. You also need to type the UV name on the "UV Name" input on the Pixelator modifier. I hope it helped.

Thanks!

Check out the Documentation on the Blender Market to see how to use that. This video is also a good reference. To use that in your scene, you need to Append the .blend file that you download to the project that you are working, selecting the "EASY HAIR" inside the "NodeTree" folder. After that the new Geometry Nodes modifier will gonna be added to the Modifiers tab list.

@@phcgm There doesn't appear to be any documentation at all. Video would be a lot more useful if you explained the process.

Just add a curve object to your scene, enten in edit mode. This tool can be found on the left tool bar, I selected that at 0:09.

This tool only process 1 tile of an object, no matter if that is tiled by 100x, 10000x, 10000x. That makes it far more efficient in memory usage and in performance than any other subdivision method for this kind of situtation. My "Adaptive Terrain" tool also allows you do do this when you tile the terrain, but this one was designed for large scale planes.

@@phcgm interesting. If it really works I think you have a real buzz here. The inbuilt method doesnt really work at all, it just kills all memory instead of saving.

The adaptive subdivision that you mentioned isn't very efficient because first it needs to subdivide the mesh to the highest subdivision, it only optimizes the topology after that. So, you still needs a lot of memory to handle that peak of memory, that's probably the reason why it is still an experimental feature.