This is the most concise tutorial and setup I've seen about using the geometry proximity node. Everybody else has dozens of extra nodes which, quite frankly, I have no idea why they're even being used.
Short and to the point with great results. Like someone else said, you're about to get a ton of subscribers if you keep this quality up. I'm here for it.
you are absolutely nailing this stuff down for folks bro . set ups like this can be used for so many things creatures being attracted to objects or even topological details for landscapes. wicked stuff here.
Thank you for this tutorials! I want to learn new GeoNodes system from the scratch and someday reach your master level ❤ You are gonna get massive subs in the coming months for sure. You deserve it :)
For all the People who wondered, how to influence the surface with multiple objects. Just put a "Join Geometry" node in between the "Object Info" node and the "Geometry Proximity" node. Then create a new object or duplicate the existing one, drag and drop it in the geometry node editor and connect it to the "Join Geometry" node. Done
It would have been nice to know how to do the material color effect using geometry nodes/ the actual proximity. Because, what if there is no height difference that you can use in the shader, but you want to blend 2 materials using proximity from an object?
This is great! Is there a way to offset the position of any instance in proximity to an object/empty? Like "pushing away" the instances in proximity? I feel like it should be easy but I cant get it to work.
Would it be possible to have multiple objects effecting the proximity? I've done it with multiple meshes in 1 object but I feel like animating the shape keys would be more trouble than it's worth EDIT: just noticed the thumbnail but I have a feeling that's just duplicated meshes
Every thing works fine with a 2D plane but when I try to use something else like a subdivided cube or sphere it seems to inflate by default and there is no real way to compensate for it using vector math nodes since that breaks the way proximity affects the mesh in weird ways.
trying to follow this with 3.0 stable, when i attempt to move the cube and leave the origin, it shows a boxed outline in the original spot. Afterwards connecting the object data doesn't change the plane when i change the size of the cube, any suggestions?
My cube wouldn't effect the grid till I changed it from Original to Relative. That doesnt seem necessary in the original tutorial so I'm wondering if I missed something.
Sorry if I sound a bit tired in the recording. I had to record late. If you have any suggestions for future videos please let me know!
How to use raycasts in general:) or math nodes briefly explained in a video
Would love some grasshopper style architecture, like some Shigeru Ban parametric frames
This is the most concise tutorial and setup I've seen about using the geometry proximity node. Everybody else has dozens of extra nodes which, quite frankly, I have no idea why they're even being used.
Man is on fire. I like how preety straightforward he starts tutorials without wasting even a second. 💕
Agree, pure quality in less than 5 minutes!
Short and to the point with great results. Like someone else said, you're about to get a ton of subscribers if you keep this quality up. I'm here for it.
the best thing is that tuts only last for most 5 mins!. appreciate man
I've never seen a geometry node tutorial that explains an entire scene in less than 5 minutes. Great Channel. ❤️
Man, you are just awesome. Your channel is about to "explode" soon. (in a good way) 😀
you are absolutely nailing this stuff down for folks bro . set ups like this can be used for so many things creatures being attracted to objects or even topological details for landscapes. wicked stuff here.
Thats exzellent Blender-Control! Respect and Thank you!
Found a great channel thanks to the Blender Guru. You are going places. I hope I can go along.
Love the ideas and fantastic explanations.
at 3:41 there is an unspecified node that yoou don't mention. What does it do?
Thank you for this tutorials! I want to learn new GeoNodes system from the scratch and someday reach your master level ❤ You are gonna get massive subs in the coming months for sure. You deserve it :)
Thank you for these videos! You've helped me out so much!
For all the People who wondered, how to influence the surface with multiple objects. Just put a "Join Geometry" node in between the "Object Info" node and the "Geometry Proximity" node. Then create a new object or duplicate the existing one, drag and drop it in the geometry node editor and connect it to the "Join Geometry" node. Done
Thanks so much 🙂
Very cool. Thank you!
I amazing tutorials thanks for you
Would love some grasshopper style architecture, like some Shigeru Ban parametric frames
thanks for your tutorials, you are the best)
thanks for sharing that was helpful
Is it possible to make make some kind of directional water splash effect for a moving boat with this technique
It would have been nice to know how to do the material color effect using geometry nodes/ the actual proximity. Because, what if there is no height difference that you can use in the shader, but you want to blend 2 materials using proximity from an object?
are you chris griffin by any chance ? thanks though for your tutes helping me a lot
Why don't show your keyboard while making vidios?
This is great! Is there a way to offset the position of any instance in proximity to an object/empty? Like "pushing away" the instances in proximity? I feel like it should be easy but I cant get it to work.
thank you ,it makes a lot of fun !how about some ( noise ) randomness?
Would it be possible to have multiple objects effecting the proximity? I've done it with multiple meshes in 1 object but I feel like animating the shape keys would be more trouble than it's worth
EDIT: just noticed the thumbnail but I have a feeling that's just duplicated meshes
Every thing works fine with a 2D plane but when I try to use something else like a subdivided cube or sphere it seems to inflate by default and there is no real way to compensate for it using vector math nodes since that breaks the way proximity affects the mesh in weird ways.
When I try to resize the cube it doesn't resize on plane grid, looks like it separates (0.54min on video)
trying to follow this with 3.0 stable, when i attempt to move the cube and leave the origin, it shows a boxed outline in the original spot. Afterwards connecting the object data doesn't change the plane when i change the size of the cube, any suggestions?
how to proximity by texture, I mean the cube scale, drive by black and white texture.
My cube wouldn't effect the grid till I changed it from Original to Relative. That doesnt seem necessary in the original tutorial so I'm wondering if I missed something.
guys i have one question, is it possible to add more objects to the same geometry node? Because I'm having a hard time
how can i put more monkeys?
Nothing explained. Just putting node on node isn't a tutorial. Sorry
go slow