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the project is very nice, but you explained it so badly that it didn't help us at all

"you can spare the default cube's life... and give it a purpose" I almost spilled my coffee i laughed so hard. I'm generally not a fan of all the default cube memes lol

Is it possible to make a plane for a large enviroment that closer to the camera will have more subdivision and further away will have less of it in experimental cycles?

Another tutorial with Blender 4 please

it's complicated to me to understand the Geo Nodes in this tutorial because i'm learning on Blender 4.0.2

could you please share an updated (Blender 41) version, please?

Looks so cool. Can we buy the file somehow?

Do you have a more in-depth camera culling tutorial?

What audio gear (midi controller, etc) you got there?

man u have to make something similar for blender3.6 and more

man whats the node u put in the color ramp for the speckles? its a very good tutorial but u can have an overview of the node tree of the geometri nodes and the texture

4:13

You lost me at "vertici" lol

Amazing tutorial and this will greatly improve the pyramid in my game, you earn a subscriber mate!

Where can we see the whole geometry nodes setup for the sand? Not the camera culling.

MATH ADDICT

Any idea on how to do this in 3.4?

I'm scared to try this.

Needs to be updated to 3.4

Hey ryan. Nice work really. I have been making a scene for my shortfilm. I really didnt find any video about day night perfect transition except this one. I Have done everything, the Only problem im facing is its not smooth. The transition from day to night is happening only in like 5frames, no matter how much frame i give to the empty for rotating. Could you please help me out with this? What might be the problem do you think?

1:31 so in Blender 3 use node Instance on Points, to its Instance Input put Object Info node, in Object Info node choose correct mesh. To Rotation Input of Instance on Points node put Align Euler to Vector node, to Vector Input of Align Euler to Vector node put Position node. In Align Euler to Vector node click on Y. EDIT: If you have Blender 3 just fuck this

2:03 how the hell do you scaling only bottom of this tringle?? Edit; ah I see, just click S to scale and then X to scale only on X axis

I can see shit at this resolution

amazing!

Daaaaaaamn boiiii

thanks dude

Maybe a good tutorial but I can't see anything. The font is just too small. :/

Thank you so much Sensei💯(≧∇≦)ﾉ

Great tutorial! Keep it up!

What gpu did you render with?

I think the day and night cycle would be much faster

Totally subscribed for this

Let's say I wanted to make like a Honey I Shrunk the Kids kind of video how would I translate this to stuff like..let's say... like the kids are on a tile counter top and I would like adaptive subdivision on that so I would need to create a texture I guess for the tile on the counter top the metal of the sink?....if they go in the sink and also a water texture?... If they fall in the dishwater or something?..the kids I mean...but imagine that with this method it seems as if it would translate to making a "Honey I Shrunk the kids" kind of video

Does anyone have an updated version of this tutorial that will work in Blender 3.1?

Awesome work

I'm trying to create a scene where I dig with a garden trowel in a garden just digging up small amounts of dirt the trowel goes into the dirt and causes small holes just like a gardener does. Using your method Sir do you know how I could create this animation

Thank you so much for this helping tutorial mate.

blender 3.0 has the different nodes, how can this be done with the geometry nodes of blender 3.0? thank you

Fascinating video! I was trying to get some LOD stuff working, and though I ended up with a different node tree I definitely learned a lot here!

I dont even use Blender, but this tut is so great. Im trying to do something similar in cinema 4d.

You must be using a really old version, the first 3 nodes you put up don't exist in 3.0, 3.1, and 3.2.

The sand is really good. It's a little too flush with the shovel.

Could you update it to the new geometry node fields workflow ?

Awesome video Ryan! Great explanation. Thank you for sharing.

Can u update the tutorial to work with fields please

Welp.. this is sadly now out of date, as things like Attribute Proximity no longer exist. =\

Very resourceful, impressive workflow, and outstanding final result. Thanks for sharing.

Excellent video! I subcribed to your Patreon and sent you a message. Any chance I could get this file sent to me?

Great tutorial but no matter what I do I could not line up the edges perfectly. Do you know what I can do for that?

That's interesting! I wonder if you can use this trick to simulate a kind of mipmapping for procedural textures..