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goodbye paid scattering addons

Nice workflow, thank you. A small suggestion: i'd love for tutorials on geometry nodes to have a fullscreen pic of the node setup linked in the description or added and timestamped in the video.

Best workflow ever, I use the same for many projects 💡🧠🤟🤟😉

is there a way to save and load node groups? I don't mean appending, I mean save a node group as its own file, then loading it into my active scene. That would be a huge timesaver.

well it is ok to make this in instance collection?

Wonder why the scene looked like the water is emitting light. I understand some bouncy light is happening, but this looked way over the top to me at least

thanks!

but how to show full original mesh in cycles interactive...that is big question

the addon was not working for blender version 4.0.2

Does this directly mean the tree model loads once, but then translated hundreds of times via random positions? So useful method.

so clean this water, amazing

This really isnt that good a tutorial, you dont explain what you are doing and you go way too fast.

That is acctually really useful. I never thought of using gemetry nodes for that

Great tutorial, very clear, nicely paced and to the point.

i just want to see fawk every person in this planet and everone who work so hard to creat this trash program

If you have Blender 3.5 and there is no Mix RGB, you need to press shift A, find color and then mix color. Blender changed the name of this function in 3.5 version

Extraordinario

can you use this in Evee too ? I havn't really used geometry nodes that much

Great work. I will try this out

Actually, this is just viewport optimization, not really a Proxies

One question, what HDRI do you use in this tutorial? I would like the way the lighting looks and I want to use this same lighting in some of my renders!

Thank you so much. I saw this video a while ago when it premiered and right now I'm working on a project that was giving me hell because of the polycount. This technique came to the rescue.

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Helps a lot to understand geometry nodes

Is it works like Gscatter ?

Hi, this is a great tutorial. For some reason in Blender 4.0.2 when I add the boolean (aka: "Set Proxy") to the group input it's using a checkbox to turn on/off rather than having the ability to increase/decrease using the arrows in your example. Is there a way for me to use the increase/decrease using the arrows like yours? Thanks for your time.

Thank you mate, this was exactly what I was looking.

Thanks, learned a lot from this

What song is that playing in the background?

lol wut

Didn’t understand nothing but i I definitely found out that there’s math everywhere 😂

Extremely helpful, thank you

What are your computer specifications...pc mac or lappy

its a pain to select each tree one by one and clicking enable. Real scenes have more than 3 trees. I'd leave that boolean value inside GN, without declaring it as GN input value, so i can convert all the Tress to proxies in GN itself by a single click on boolean node.

you are amazing :D

Hello Hayden, I'm still stuck in my rut here and circled back around to your video here. Very respectfully can I please have some help? I am having such a difficult time here and can't use windows. I need my laptop running Linux Mint to be able to do this. Please let me know if there is any updated command lines to install on my machine - Thanx!

Can you create a tutorial on it

Great video, keep it up

great explained, I appreciate your patience in explaining step by step, especially on geometry node ... nice ...

Im really putting my focus to creating 3D scenes and 2D renders and this is such a gem for simple tips I need to look out for!! You covered so much all the way around in such a simple and complete task you set out to make!!

Note: You need to enable the *Copy Attributes* add-in to copy the Geometry Nodes.

3 minutes in and this got to be the best video in blender I've seen this year.

Thank you , you did a great work

How you scattered the rock in edge of the surface i try to do that but i can't 😢 did you do video that

Beautiful! Just wondering how you did the underwater for the final render? I followed the water tutorial but it doesn't look good without a sea floor/bottom.

"You have a huge scene, it's all wonderul and then you add the foliage..." At that point I knew I was at the right place.

Wow, I can't say enough good things about this incredible guy who's been teaching Blender for free! From the very first video I watched, I was absolutely blown away by his distinctive and captivating talking and teaching skills. It's rare to come across someone who can make complex topics so approachable and enjoyable to learn. His rising talent in the Blender community is evident, and I couldn't hit that subscribe button fast enough. The way he breaks down concepts, demonstrates techniques, and patiently guides viewers through the process is simply top-notch. I've learned so much from him, and each tutorial feels like a journey of creativity and discovery. His passion for Blender and teaching shines through every minute, making the learning experience not only informative but also incredibly fun. I admire his dedication to sharing his knowledge freely, enabling aspiring artists like myself to unlock our creative potential without any barriers. In a world where paid courses often dominate, his commitment to helping others for free is truly commendable. He's creating a positive impact in the Blender community, and I have no doubt that he'll continue to inspire and influence countless individuals in their artistic pursuits. Kudos to this exceptional instructor, and I'm eagerly looking forward to all the amazing content he has in store for the future. If you haven't already subscribed to his channel, I highly recommend doing so - you won't be disappointed! Thank you for being a beacon of inspiration and knowledge in the Blender world!

Ok... And how to override the method vertex paint?

Okay this was something that I needed, thank-you so much for this tutorial ❤ you earned a sub!

Amazing tutorial, quick explanation, this was one of the best tutorials i have ever watched!