Sci-Fi Animation Loop With Geometry Nodes (Blender 3.4 Tutorial)

In this Blender 3.4 tutorial we will be creating a Sci-fi inspired looping animation in geometry nodes!
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[ArthurBizkit]

This is slowly giving C4D's mograph a run for their money and I'm here for it.

[Shattered]

for anyone that is having trouble at making your emissions glow on the cubes, just enable screen space reflections in the evee menu. i had the same problem and i know what it feels like when you get stuck on an awesome tutorial

[chris]

Really enjoyed this tutorial. I loved the combination of texture shaders and geometry nodes! Also loving the Realtime Materials Addon. I use it in nearly every project I create. Keep up the great work! As always, I can't wait to see what you come up with next.

[joshuaschoorl]

Unbelievable how you operate in this 3d software! Thanks again! It looks so great!

[ssalitrust]

for i appreciate that part of geo nodes and shading. thanks so much happy new year d3d

[ivanorlandinidesign]

Wow, what a nice tutorial, thank you so much for all the help you give to the Blender community, you are a great inspiration! 😍

[twisteddigital]

Thanks Ducky 3D, I have learned a lot from you over the years. I enjoy your tutorials very much.

[zynthshark_music]

recently got into blender and i remember watching your tutorials thinking woah if only i could do that that looks sick! well, got your shading tutorial and well maybe i can now :3

[drakoontag]

Anyone who is having problems with Emission to show Bloom effect, activate the Bloom and Screen Space Reflection in render properties!

[ranska_x]

Just discover your chanel few days ago. And I realy admire your work. Congrats It's beautifull and well explain ❤❤💙

[kfefswq]

For the peoplr who is having trouble with the animation at 14:20, try cheking normalize on both noise textures.
BTW: super tutorial!

[denilsona.l]

O melhor que já fiz. Muito obrigado pelo conteudo .

[TomWDW]

Great tutorial. Easy to follow, great results, good job!!

FYI, the French word in the camera settings is pronounced "pass par too" :-)

[graphguy]

This is very cool!
Not to disctract from the core idea of geometry nodes, but I was thinking/wondering about geometry nodes and Mandelbulb 3D?

[xeektdx]

Wow, talk about being at the right place, at the right time! Very nice job! I am an Uber noob at this, but this is exactly what I need for a business presentation at work. Can you still select individual cubes and manipulate them manually before you export it? Thank you for putting this out there. Appreciate what you do. 👍

[aahritya_tv]

Can't wait to see geometry modes getting bigger than MoGraph🔥

[AmoghBandekar]

amazing. you've managed to one-up your self

[qbrd]

This is super cool! Thanks for sharing! What's the reasoning behind using two planes with geometry nodes? This can all be done on the single plane/set of geometry nodes, then all your controls are in one place. On the "wires" I just added another transform node after the combine geometry node (before the mesh to curve) then I am able to move the "wires" with the geometry nodes. I guess having each set of geo nodes on a separate mesh helps keep things organized.

[maxym]

Thank you, great tutorial! I'm confused though since my "tubes" for some reason remain visible all the time... Would that be because of texture material or geometry nodes set up?

[robertbencze]

I'm thinking of maybe combining this with your rotating building tutorial so I make an actual city and make the camera fly by it but also make the buildings "dance" up and down and make their position somewhat more random, like not a square grid but I need to understand a bit more stuff for that