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If the grass is too large just scale it down, don't just copy numbers. Also you might want to check if your grass transformation is applied.

@trungduyng thanks, and which transformation are you referring to? I saw you applied the shade smooth thing, as well as joining the grass blades and putting them into a collection. Is there something else I'm missing? Thanks again for the help too, I really appreciate it.

it is just "Value" node, they are field for input numbers.

​@@trungduyng I don't know any information about how to use and create them, is there any way you can help me to learn it?

@@محمدرضاادیبی "just hit shift A to search then type "Value

be sure to check if you had created a color set by clicking the "+" button.

I guess it would possible, but that would require a lot of tinkering in the shader. You need to make make sure all the textures (procedural and imported) are tiled and the all the timing are right.

cỏ to thì cứ set lại số scale trong Geometry Node sao cho nhìn ok là đc b, đừng copy y chang số của mình. Set Material b coi ở bước làm material (bước 4).

it's the texture I created at 8:54

Tnx bro ❤❤❤​@@trungduyng

in UE5 of course you will need a completely different pipeline. You'll need to recreate it.

I might in the future, right now I'm back at creating art. Tutorial is cool and refreshing but I miss creating arts you know.

if I have the time then I will create a cloud tutorial in the future. Right now if you're into tinkering then watch my anime tree tutorial, I created the cloud using the exact same pipeline, just using different texture/color.

There are many ways around this issue, most of them are workarounds and grease elbow solutions. On my "girl on the hill" scene they are also quite heavy, around 1 - 2 fps. When my fps are below 10s I don't even bother make the adjustment base on the viewport, I usually just render a few second in the viewport (View/Viewport Render Animation) to mp4 then check the result, then make adjustments then render again. And yes, it is cumbersome.

@@trungduyng haha, that's what i did to check. But I thought that I might missed a step or something

@@Thugnificientism nope, nothing wrong with the way you're doing :)) sometimes you have to put some works into it that's all.

TY for your input, it is step by step, but it leans more toward understanding the principle and how it works. You can always download the project file (for free) if you want to learn more about every details.

@@trungduyng Downloading the project does not always help, seeing each step of the process, as the title says would though! Checking the other comments, I think it would be amazing to have an updated version of this on Blender.4.2, where we can see each step

it is a "value" node, meaning they are just numbers. sorry for that confusion.

it's not right click, it's shift A. You can see the key presses displayed on screen, Also a google search is always helpful.

I haven't tried it yet but I believe it would if you do a bit of tinkering.

Sorry , not that I know of.

E làm mọi bước đều giống trong video à? Render ra đen thui thì a đoán liên quan đến vật liệu hoặc quên assign material trong Set Material node trong geometry node.

@trungduyng kiểu toàn bộ scene không nhận lighting dù em đã thêm light source ,nó tối toàn bộ scene chứ không phải mỗi bãi cỏ anh ạ

@@Kinne_Nya có khi đèn chưa chuyển thành Sun, chưa tăng độ sáng, hoặc scene to quá nên che hết đèn.

@@trungduyng à em timg dc r ạ,em ngắt node disable shadow thì nó lại hiển thị như bth

Don't copy numbers, my scene scale could be very different from yours, any number is fine as long as you're happy with how it looks.

@ i suppose thatd a valid point.

can you describe your issue?

Switched Step 3 photoshop magic to strong math logic nodes: VoronoiTexture + ColorRamp + (optional: Position + MultiplyVector) to mix with VoronoiTexture u can use Distance or Color. No need smash brush at PH :D

only when you render? you might to check if you turned on the "render" button in the modifier. There are an monitor icon and a camera icon right next to the modifier name, camera icon will enable the modifier in rendering mode.

@trungduyng yes i Chuck the Cameron button but it looke like when i rendr it it automatically apply

@@trungduyng i checked the camera button, but i think when i render it dhen it automatically appli becaus i found out the rendr looks same as the gras if i appli it.......sori for my english

@@vojtechdeml7777 Well then I recommend download the demo file and check for differences. trungduyng.gumroad.com/l/animegrassblender

@@silentnoob8889 only the synchronization part in 10:43 won't work, everything else should be fine.

@trungduyng weird the shader part wasn't working do you have a discord by any chance ?

And, can you provide some tutorials related to geometric nodes for agitated sea waves, calm lakes, and gentle river curves?

Oh, I forgot to mention that there is also terrain with steps that are created along the z-axis, without repetition.perfect！

If all of this is done, then you are almost 3/1 of the way through blender. The rest is the sky, the building lights, the clouds and the composition

Hey, I had a question as a beginner. I tried making my own grass model, but i was confused when he mentions putting them into collections. Should the model be a single model in one collection, or the blades in separate collections? Sorry if that was confusing ;-;

@xavier-6623 I put everything in one collection, except the grass blades which are all in a separate collection, hope this helps!

@Arrietty3d it does, and thanks again for the help :)

See this for definition: docs.blender.org/manual/en/2.80/scene_layout/object/editing/transform/control/pivot_point/index.html Also you'd want to set the grass blade pivot to the bottom, not the center. You can do that by position the grass so that the world origin is at the feet of the grass then apply transformation (ctrl + A then "all")

Well you can still try this on the new versions of Blender, just skip the synchronization part. It is just a bit less convenient.

@@trungduyng alright thanks

@@robledodu I believe so

All the wind properties are "value" node, meaning they are just number, then I renamed them.

@@trungduyng oh ok, thanks

You must use Blender 4.1 or below for this to work (I noted in the video). Did you use 4.2? somehow in the new version this would not work

@@trungduyng yeah i was using 4.2 and just now updated to 4.3, i havent tried it in 4.3. ill try and let u know

@@snegyrys9149 you're didn't mess anything up, you just need to apply a grass shader that use alpha texture, just lke in the anime tree tutorial. Also remember to also assign the shader onto the grass geometry node setup (on the Set Material node)

@@trungduyng Yes but when doing that (from what i understand) each grass instance losses its connection to shader of the terrain itself specifically to "Grass height" texture. Therefore making each grass instance having same color

yet again i'm probablly missing something on my end. So apologies for bothering you that much

@@snegyrys9149 you are corrected about all the grass has "the same" color, because of the way the color is mapped from top down (object mode). When you apply the alpha texture, you'll apply it as UV mode, meaning they are depending on the plane's UV, essentially making each plane has its own grass transparency. Both of these mode can be switch by changing the connection on the Texture Coordinate node inside shader editor

@@Luziel_ unfortunately no, you will need a anime grass workflow for your game engine. I assume you're using unity or unreal engine then? You can search for the dedicated grass workflow for those.

@@trungduyng Thank you for time, I understand I will look for it.

@@lorenzonardi7855 you must use blender 4.1 or below for that function to work.

@@ImprobableParadox3411 append the grass scene into a new blender scene then apply a new geometry node on your ground, then select the imported geometry node.

@trungduyng Okayy thank you so muchh !!

@@trungduyng hi again !! I'm sorry I am new to blender so I didn't fully understand your directives or instructions... but I wanted to know : can we apply this anime grass freely on a scene ( that I am working on at the moment) with a brush to display it however we want ? Or is it really a scene that can't be modified ? I'm so new to this anyways Thank you for this incredible tutorial you've put through for us !!

@trungduyng Thank you for your response !! 🙏🙏

@@ImprobableParadox3411 Yes it should be fully customizable, I suggest following the tutorial first to fully understand the pipeline so you'd know how to manipulate it to your need.

I think you didn't turn on backface culling, go to viewport option (button on the top right corner of viewport, next to "viewport shading" icon), then check "Backface Culling". Usually this only applies on the viewport and will not affect your render.

@ Yep that was it, thank you so much!