Blender 3.0 Geometry Nodes Beginner Animation Tutorial

So in today's video we'll be creating this satisfying, abstract animation using only Geometry Nodes. Basically meaning we'll be turning a Default Cube into this animation using nothing but the new Geometry Nodes Fields system in Blender 3.0.

We'll be going over creating an array using Geometry Nodes, adding in the ball and animating it, animating the array using Geomertry Proximity and finalizing the scene with some basic materials.

Enjoy the video and see you in the next one!

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:39 Create an Array with Geometry Nodes
3:24 Animating the Array
5:54 Making the Ball
8:34 Creating the Background
9:28 Rotating the Ball procedurally
10:34 Rotating the Array with Geometry Proximity
13:25 Creating Materials and Finalizing the Scene
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[bilaljaved]

Great tutorial. I finally feel confident enough to start experimenting with geometry nodes after this. Thank you ❤️

[frostyshock]

People really be using witchcraft and passing it off as "geometry nodes"

[edkdflx]

Such a good guy not deleted the default cube

[Delphinusca]

Thank you for this well thought out and beautiful tutorial. I took a chance on trying this one since I don't have a powerful computer. My older desktop kept crashing, but my newer laptop just managed to get through it. It still looks pretty good with rendering in Eevee.

[husainmadraswala]

Beautiful. Neat. Well explained steps. Eye catching stuff. Love it, thank you for this.

[royalty-freevideos]

Very much detailed and easy-to-follow tutorial! Thank You!

[AliAbbas-vrcf]

Sweet! Very nice tutorial! Thank you, nice bro I like so much

[BearNOnFire]

I love the fact that we did everything using geometry nodes, we didn’t add new meshes.

[laodeharjudin]

Default Cube Face!, so funny, amazing :)

[blueberryhaze]

what a great brain... that was brilliant! tnx!

[gx]

OMG now I have to get a photo of deafault cube to use on the default cube, and save it as my startup file.

[thebuniverse]

How will I remember these, it feels like programming ahhh 😵

[lorenzlippert]

nice tutorial, DJ Khaled really got me haha

[LT-syon]

14:09
"I will put a link to it in the description"
Me: *Doubt*

[heikesteinheim]

Multiple the Rotation of the Ball by -0.375 to get it seamless

[barrett]

they changed alot of ways to use geometry nodes you can add layers with modifiers so when you press new node set up you can now add a other layer of geometry nodes to the same object

[bigdraf]

Ahahahahaha. That's cool but complicated for me. I'm going to start learning that software. Ahahahahah. Good inspiration. You should ad some sounds fx on it.

[nbiwxnj]

That's amazing.. thanks for your efforts man 🌹
Actually I'm a little bit struggling to understand nodes in general as I'm a beginner in blender just 3 months since I started.. can you recommend a playlist or any tutorials that simplifies this geometry nodes for me please?

[HasanXRFX]

how do I bake this geometry node animation as fbx?

[jxh]

Hellooo i just finished this and i must say..its a great tutorial and i love itt ♥
But i have one question.. Is it normal that it takes so much time to render all of the frames?