Creating a Procedural Paper Stack with Blender and Geometry Nodes

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  • Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
  • One of my biggest requests has been to update this video. So here it is. Making a stack of paper in geometry nodes. Also as a bonus, I show how to make a Random UDIM tile picker node for shaders!
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  • @SerMattzio
    @SerMattzio Рік тому +1

    That UDIM picker technique is amazing, thank you. Have been looking for a way to do something like this with images for a long time in Blender and I had no idea this was possible :)

  • @_blender_man_
    @_blender_man_ Рік тому +1

    As usual - clear and understandable! Grate Hack with Cone to get distance to work with 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

    • @JohnnyMatthews
      @JohnnyMatthews  Рік тому +1

      Yeah hopefully that will just be an option in the future .

  • @voyageruk2002
    @voyageruk2002 Рік тому +1

    Great video Johnny, always learn so much from your tutorials.

    • @JohnnyMatthews
      @JohnnyMatthews  Рік тому +1

      Glad you like them! I may not be the fanciest, but I try to be at least useful in everyday blending.

  • @8bbp
    @8bbp 6 місяців тому

    Simple, efficient. Beautiful! 💯

  • @ViktorChuprin
    @ViktorChuprin Рік тому

    Awesome! Thank you, that helps me to make vinyl records shelf for my scene.

  • @Xaqaria
    @Xaqaria Рік тому

    Great content, as always. I appreciate you revisiting content from older versions as it shows additional methods to address the same topic.
    You undoubtably know this, but at 5:00 you could use a Vector Math - Multiply node with the second vector set to {1,1,0}.

    • @JohnnyMatthews
      @JohnnyMatthews  Рік тому +1

      Yup, this method stands out to me as a very visual representation of what’s going on. That’s when I like it.

  • @kevinmanley5043
    @kevinmanley5043 Рік тому +2

    This is blowing my mind. I'm new to blender, and know nothing about geometry nodes yet. I'm going deep on this very topic, that is attempting to get realistic stacks of paper. I dig the modular nature of this approach. How would you add subtle curves or curls to the paper if they are created procedurally...is that even possible? A related question...what about deforming the whole stack like what you would see in an open book (I think it's called page creep") I've seen others simulate that by tweaking each page, but could you do that procedurally with geometry nodes? Thanks for your time on putting this together! Going to check out the rest of your vids.

  • @blendercomp
    @blendercomp Рік тому

    Awesome demo - thanx! :)

  • @rafaelbrustolin4687
    @rafaelbrustolin4687 5 місяців тому

    Nice stuff

  • @DylanHall-yn3ec
    @DylanHall-yn3ec 4 місяці тому

    Thanks for this amazing tutorial! So helpful. I am using it to create a Vinyl records library/bookshelf. One question - how would i lean/tilt a stack collectively?

  • @caribbeanchild
    @caribbeanchild Рік тому

    Thanks for this

  • @GaryParris
    @GaryParris Рік тому

    excellent!👏👏👏

  • @Kimb4000
    @Kimb4000 5 днів тому

    I like this tutorial so far. My node group is missing "Count", how do I add that in?

    • @Kimb4000
      @Kimb4000 5 днів тому

      I found it! I'm so proud of myself right now lol

  • @iulianatintiuc959
    @iulianatintiuc959 3 місяці тому

    hi, i've been following your tutorial but when i get to 9.33 the random thing is not working, same one texture for all pages, any ideas why? thx

  • @user-xq6fo2eu8p
    @user-xq6fo2eu8p Рік тому

    good job~!

  • @MrAjitb502
    @MrAjitb502 Рік тому

    Hi Johny, Thank you for such wonderful information about UDIMs in blender. I also watched your earlier video related to UDIMs. That was also having great piece of knowledge. Hope to learn many more from your side in future.
    I am currently trying to learn about UDIMs. I have a situation where one magazine of 30 pages is created. On those I want to have 30 different images to be displayed. So, I tried use of UDIMs. It worked to some extend based on your logic. Thanks for this. However, I am facing one issue that the random factor is repeating many images and I am not able to get the right images in sequence from 1001 till 1030 with increment of one as required. I am completely stuck here for correct direction. Can you please have look and suggest clue for this one? Thanks in advance.

  • @genesis2303
    @genesis2303 Рік тому

    Is it possible with new curve topology nodes to subdivide selectively just straight parts of text curves? For example, excluding about half of "D" text curve, from subdividing? While preserving shape? When I subdivide curve on curvy text parts there are messy wrinkles, if this would be possible trimming text curves would be so much better. (resampling and spline resolution nodes are destroying original font shape or corners)

  • @DrunkenUFOPilot
    @DrunkenUFOPilot Рік тому

    What if instead of randomly picked page images, I want them in sequence? I cannot find any sort of "Object Index" or "Instance Index" or something like that. Is there a trick to doing this?

  • @LawrenceAaronLuther
    @LawrenceAaronLuther Рік тому

    That's some Paul Allen grade paper there

  • @_blender_man_
    @_blender_man_ Рік тому

    Hey Johnny, have you removed one of your tutorial how to make fanseners at the cornner with GN? can not find this one in your Videos ... :(

    • @JohnnyMatthews
      @JohnnyMatthews  Рік тому +1

      This one? ua-cam.com/video/goayI0oaRg4/v-deo.html

    • @_blender_man_
      @_blender_man_ Рік тому

      @@JohnnyMatthews ups 🙊.. sorry I’ve been concentrated on logical name for the my scope of work and forgot your video name . Thanks a lot! Best regards!