Procedural Fish Animation in Blender 3.0 Geometrynodes!
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- Procedural Fish Animation in Blender 3.0 Geometrynodes!
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Many thanks
Things to know before starting tutorial
The origin should be in the mouth of fish
Apply location, rotation and scale
Very nice! Some questions: Did you model the fish, including the texture (meaning who owns it)? What can we do with it, are we allowed to use it commercially (for example to sell video renders of it as stock footage, not the model itself)?
This is mathematical magic. These techniques and tutorials are next-level.
I've never thought about getting the time difference and the conseuqent displacement vector between different noise textures to determine the velocity, damn this will be quite useful in any procedural animation!
It is very useful. I may make a tutorial on how to make this work on instanced spaceships in a fleet.
I hope there will be animation nodes with all this stuff bundled.
This is so amazingly powerful. I and many others would be willing to pay a lot of money for a full course on procedural animation using the new scene time node and vector math geometry nodes.
If anyone has problems with the rotation/direction it's moving, make sure the fish is facing the X direction at default.
Great tutorial!
😭Thank you soo much!!!!!! I was like I have evrything right, startted messing around with the node values to see what was wrong. It seems it works when the model is oriented in X-direction. Thanks again!!
This animation is so well done, you are the greatest Bbbn19, keep up the good work. You are doing wonders for the blender community.
This is the first time I've seen anyone do complicated animation with geometry nodes and you've pulled it off very nicely, thanks for the video!
Thanks for the explanation.
It's amazing how much you can do with geometry nodes to make them look really alive!
This is brilliant, thanks so much! I'm so happy to have just discovered your channel, you are a brilliant artist and a gifted teacher. Thank you thank you!
It's awesome ! Really showing how powerful geonod is !
Enjoyed this one bro, made me dig a lil deeper into Eulers and accidently learned about vector triples and quaternion rotations on the side😃😃
Looking forward to the next
Wild. Geometry Nodes changes everything and I'm loving it
Gotta appreciate how he never breaks from his calm tutorial voice even while the fish is thrashing and spinning crazily
Just love the tutorial, presentation, everything. Good work!
I don't even use blender, I just enjoy watching the process, and the detailed explanation that goes with it! Thanks for uploading!
My God !!! You're a genius. This is awesome !
Wow very elegant! I never tought about approximating a derivative like that :)
This is the purest procedural I've ever seen
the timing of this is quite remarkable, thank you i must go change things now
The movement looks very fish like. Amazing use of nodes
Beautiful work, excellent tutorial. Excited to see more from you. Subbed.
Your youtube channel is a hidden Mine. Keep up the great work.
absolutely incredible!!
Legend has it that the fish still swims! Another great tutorial! Keep it up :D
Technically it can swim forever
HOLY! this is really freakin beautifull! Thank you for the tutorial, you are breathtaking!
Wow. This is mind blowing.
That's neat utilization of Geo-Node! Keep up the out of the blue tutorials!
Thanks Ben, that's really good.
Holy smokes, never thought of this method. You are awesome
Oh my goodness! This is insane! Thanks
Fantastic tutorial, great fish animation🙂👏👏Keep going!!
You're a Great Teacher, infinite thanks, my Friend. 😊
Excellent work!
Thank you so much for making this amazing tutorial 😍😍
Okay, I'm gonna have to give this a try - thanks!
gorgeous!
genius. love it! thanks
Thanks for this amazing tutorial. You communicate so well and explain everything. I used this to create an Autostereogram animation video.
Mind blowing… thanks for sharing
It is very amazing work.Thank you!
Thank you. Pretty awesome.
So cool! Thank you so much for sharing. 🤩👍
Awesome video, dude! Thanks a lot!
Bro came across your channel from Southern Shotty and it's amazing! Keep up the great work :D
All that good stuff 😂 thank you for this tutorial!
Amazing!!
Just BRILLIANT! Thank you. Dg
Extraordinary 👍
I am in awe.
wow. tnx , man probably the best geonode tut fot me.
Amazing stuff! Your knowledge of Geometry Nodes and Blender is really great. How long have you been at it? (seen you around r/blender for quite a while)
That is magic!
Wow! It is very amazing tutorial. Thank you!
love this! very inspiring！
So good!!!
Amazing Tutorial!!! Thank you!!!!💯
obviously this is amazing although I wish some of the parts were explained a little bit more as it's really hard to follow along if you're not really advanced with this stuff
Amazing!
Pretty cool.
This is so cool
great!
awesome!!
woow cool... finaly I found the channel which I wanted.. thanks for your content
very cool ! instant subscribe!
beautiful
Awesome tutorial! BTW I was the 1K like 😁
Amazing
Thank you !!!
hey awesome tutorial, would love to see a tutorial on how to make this a loop with geo nodes! Subbed ! 🙌
Awesome
That is quite a cool effect, I didn't understand all of it, but cool nonetheless :)
Couldn't agree more!
if u want the fish to float/glide between movement, u can duplicate the multiplication and sine, input a lower value and the multiply the two sines, seems to work.
Good tutorial!
You are so Underrated ! Just watched Polyfjord tutorial with Robotics hands … in this case your tutorial has to get at least 2 Mio views 😎👍🏻👍🏻
SO HELPFUL!!! MOOOOOREEEEE
thanks a lot
Such a great technique. Next challenge, procedural school of fish.
Good night. It turns out very funny. Even if you don't use a fish, it's also very interesting movements.
But here's the question of how to set up the camera so that it follows the object. The fact that the first angle is a general plan is good. New t then change to a tracking camera is also interesting.
¡Thank you!
Very nice tutorial!!! 100!!!
nice
Will try to do this in Houdini!
it's crazy
thanks.. so many new thing learned.. im new on geo node, so im trying to create horde of squid thing like in matrix 3, i use the procedural (fish) as an instance (still on the same mesh/geonode) i dont know how can i randomize other than rotation and scale on the instance on point node... i get that could use multiple "fish" on the geonode but i wish there a way i havent find out yet... short question is probably how to randomize each instance before distributing it on point... (other than the rotation and scale off course).. thanks in advance
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WOW You're actually a genius?????????
Incredible work, and I'm grateful for this tutorial. I'm interested in exploring the possibility of creating a loop for the fish animation. If anyone has any insights on achieving this, it would be a great help.
To make it more realistic you would need to add a random speed variable, or better still to make it speed up only on turns
What kind of witch craft is this at 3:45...? How do you snap the Frames to the selected Nodes?
This is absolutely fantastic! I have two questions as a noob:
1) Is there a way to limit how much the object stretches "lengthwise"?
2) Is there a way to scale the noise on a specific axis (reduce how much it moves up and down?)
I am also looking a solution for the FIRST QUESTION. For the latter I add a vectorMathNode set to multiply between the vectorMathNode of the scale and the setPositionNode. In this new vectorMathNode set to multiply the second input slot(that is free) controls respectively the X, Y, Z axis where the fish moves(offset), so I put, for instance, 10 in X, 0.2 in Y, 2 in Z, so the fish moves(offset) mainly on X axis. I hope this could help..I am learning GN..PLEASE AN ANSWER FOR 1) QUESTION!!
wow!
Awesome. I wonder if this could be applied to rigged bones.
I guess semi rigid parts may be stretched out a bit (like the fish eye) but maybe with a bit of weight painting that would be ok.
Vertex groups can be used to manipulate the delay, but I haven't tested it yet.
very cool! Well explained Geometry magic! but ... fish move because they move their tail fin in respect to their body to propel themselves. they 'wave' their tails. It's subtle but important for the believability :)
Finding the direction is like magic to me 🤣
Marvelous stuff....
Especially from a person who refuses to learn that Ctrl-J frames the selected nodes..... lol
You are a madman...
Bro this is sorcery
Amazing ty!!! key press overlay? 🙏
Now, I must know, how can I do this, but have the driver (for the path the fish follows) be a custom curve?