#02 - Geometry Nodes Blender 3.0 Tutorial for Beginners

Create a grassy field scene in Blender 3.0 using geometry nodes.
This is the second part & in this part we will be instancing the grass and also rocks on the plane.
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Time-Stamps:-
00:00 | Intro
00:22 | Adding Grass Models
03:01 | Distributing Instances
04:29 | Instancing Cubes
06:27 | Randomizing Scale
07:27 | Rotating along the Normal
08:50 | Randomizing the Z axis
12:24 | Instancing Grass Collection
13:56 | Instancing Layers of Grass
20:34 | Making Inputs
23:36 | Grouping the Nodes
24:59 | Driving the Distribution by a Texture
28:06 | Adding Rock Models
29:09 | Scattering Rocks
36:23 | Driving the Distribution by a Texture
37:24 | Weight Painting the Distribution
42:45 | Lighting & Materials
44:20 | Outro

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[LeneChibi]

This is an incredibly helpful and well-made tutorial, thank you so much! First tutorial I managed to follow completely from start to finish without having to guess what the creator is doing

[zacharyrenfro]

First of all, great tutorial series. Second of all: Thank you SO MUCH for marking up your Youtube timeline. It makes it so much easier to look back at the tutorial and find specific bits of information I need to refresh myself on

[scatterbrainart]

The fact that you can type "pi*2" into a field and it will give you the proper numerical value of 6.28. This, to me, is one of the millions of little ways in which Blender truly stands out. Try entering pi into a rotation field in 3ds Max.

[TruthSurge]

6:12 you just created a small town with a few clicks! hahah Man... these tutorials are really great. thx

[taufikbimo]

Thanks bro finally someone who isn't posting malware or fake stuff, you deserve my subscribe!

[blue_dArtist]

Thank you very much, my friend you're the only one who shows us how to create a grass scene from the beginning + your way of teaching is great. Keep up this great work 👌🏻

[ruff]

Great tutorial. I find it especially helpful that you also talk about your misstakes, how you learned this yourself and aditional ways of solving things.

[Unexplainium]

Thanks so much. A Geo nodes tutorial that made sense, with different options for controlling the distribution.

[chopediaz]

You are the best! Thanks a lot from Argentine! ❤

[abdessamadhasnaoui]

thanks a lot, very detailed
others just make you make what they make, without letting you know why they make what they make 😄😄
really, a billion thanks

[irocesse]

Know what, just a minute ago i've finished the first part, typed a commend that i waiting for the next part. Happy New Year dude :)

[eltitojuan]

i really apreciate your help with dowloanding this software

[trendegypt]

this program works great! exactly as I wanted

[aboyd]

How cool is that?! Very good tutorial. I like how you explain your thought process and show multiple ways of doing things. I'll be revisiting to your channel as I begin learning Blender.

[thanhquang]

This is one of the best courses I'v ever learned on the internet. Thank you!

[sobreaver]

lmao I gotta say, great info but even greater edits !! Just at the right places with the right amount, not too much, but damn funny :P

Thanks a lot !


WHERE ARE THEY? W H E R E A R E T H E Y lolol I like your sens of humour ;) Will be on the lookout for more !

[TruthSurge]

the final result is amazing. I'm confused tho. So you used plants from gscatter but you didn't use the gscatter nodes, you rolled your own? Am I understanding that correctly? thx

[uncleuncleuncle]

love your tutorial bro, its easy to understand

[rizkypurnama]

definitely subscribed! I'm a complete beginner in blender but this video is very helpful to me. Thankyou

[namkhanh_kelleroan]

God, I'm glad I found your video that helped me