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Amazing！

I did it! So cool! Thank you very much! Very understandable and great pace! I love the tutorial!

great bro

dope!

That's great! I've always been a fan of math spaces!

What a genius solution! I’ve tried so many times to make a working Rubik’s cube but the independent twisting on each axis was so hard to figure out. Your method is magnificent! 👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥

Nice work! thank you 👍

am I hallucinating or does this dude looks exactly like Mapal (youtuber) 😐

Came for the cube, stayed for the smoke. Fellow blenders, that cube is cool, but anyone that’s tried making that smoke knows the real challenge is that puff puff 😂🧮💊

I've got to watch the complete video yet, but the beginning definitely amazed me: let's create a Rubik's cube so let's start with the default cube, delete it and add it again through Geometry nodes. The Geo Nodes version of the "delete the default cube, add a cube" meme. Pure awesomeness!

Homework....Rotate in the middle row.😅

And lastly, I wonder if it is possible to create a "container" like a C array or a Java array something like [0........0] where I can store things to pick them up when needed? I mean with Geometry Nodes. The whole thing is just brillant but... For instance, the scale by the result in the function @22:08 is just a switch. Why not use a switch that would make de code easier to understand, edit AND maintain. 😉

Job done. Very interesting. I went on Internet and I am going to try something like that with a z(x) = a.cosh(x/a) equation for the curve then put points on the curve and see what the day will bring.

Amazing video. Thanks for the awesome tutorial! ❤

Very nice; thank you!

The colors not being in the right order pains me.

😍 Thanks for the tutorial

My brain burned

Reminds me of Andrea Ciani's video from half a year ago. But I like your version where you determine the sides by points better than his where he just enters values.

Thank you very much for sharing your experiences! I've got only 1 question - how do you know all that? :)

new mtr video new node knowledge

great tutorial thanks

I really appreciate the progression of your tutorial.

Excellent work! Very powerful!

Great video as always! this could be the best tutorial to show off new "switch menu" tutorial. you could use x,y,z switch menu and expose it to the node group to keep one group and modify axis from exposed menu option. right?

how about using houdini?

"A multiple of eight", but table of eight works.

Aey Bro! you said that next time i will make chain breaking more impact effect

Great fan of your tutorials. I am doing this one now. Do I have to do the parameters by my own wits? Egad, that's frightening.

0:57 broo my ico sphere cant event set with the empty plain , the sphere dont wanna move along with the empty plain

Damn this is impressive ! Thank you

Thanks for the tutorial, I'm having an issue trying to create the flowfield inside the mesh by converting to volume and distributing the points within a volume. It seems the points don't have the same ID data and don't work with the ID node. Any ideas?

謝謝！

This is awesome, thanks for sharing

i also hate that he doesnt make things flush and connect everything together its just random numbers and "oh thats about right"

that card is 9 feet tall and that really bothers me

Thanks, it's very interesting. But at some point the chain stopped breaking. Even if you pull it off very hard. And it's so much fun. I found a point on the spline, changed it in one place, missed it, and the chain stretched like rubber.

can the rain bounce of objects. or will i need to use collision ?

This is insane dude. Thanks so much!!!

insanity!!!!!!

“Totally easy” he says… Awesome work, awesome brains. Kudos!

me the mechanical enginner using blender and watching this, absolute genuis.

I'm struggling with the boolean (difference) node, faces are not closed anymore, maybe there is some changes in blender, I'm using 4.3.

my brain suddenly started emitting bubbles o.O