Instancing Collections Using Geometry Nodes In Blender 2.92 To Position Objects Around A Scene

In this video we introduce the concept of geometry nodes and provide a brief overview of the nodes that exist as of Blender version 2.92 and their primary functions.
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[@SuperSunshine321]

It was that simple! Had the issue with objects generated on the same location. Thank you!

[@XoioDe]

Thanks - but how would you do it now after the fields update?

[@piotrrywczak7971]

Is there a way to use this with two or more collections inside of a collection?

[@amsrremix2239]

Anyone know of an updated way to do this for 3.3. Where we use the Instance on point node? Separate children does not work ... any help or direction appreciated. I can do them all separately but obvi that's more work

[@youssefsonbaty7486]

Hi I am not sure if this answers your question but the way I do collections is using a collection info node and then inserting the geometry into instane on instance on points node. Hope this helps.

[@mrglowtm]

@@youssefsonbaty7486 This references the entire collection. They removed the tick box, any idea how to get around that?

[@jesse5989]

@@mrglowtm Bro I am stuck with the same problem

[@lukazvd]

Stuck on the same problem as well. Anyone figured a solution?@@jesse5989