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I followed it,but failed

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hi, Ed Sheeran

how to create pyro solver in blender's geometry nodes?

thankyou so much, might be exactly what i needed

I will put fraction node so i can repeat this art 🎨 Again from 0 towards 1:17:48

50:00 Replace "add" with "Absolute". It is magic ;) Positive values ​​illuminate the interior of the sphere

Thank you at last with your help i solve my rubik cube.

I have to x 0.5 😂😂 calm down man, anyway thank you🎉

thanks, covered all aspects

Blender was math all along😥 This video, is a math lesson😓

What processor are you using?

So… I stumbled on this it’s amazing!! Ty ty ty

wait until you learn about alpha hydroxy acids and beta hydroxy acids.

I`ve been struggling for this for how long? and I could have just done this? i at least know it now...

Fool...

had to calibrate my brain by watching this at 2x, gradually decreasing speed to 1.25x

😮i'm expecting that the result to be something like tree

I love your tutorial🎉❤you made it easy to understand🎉

Incrivel !!!! parabens !!!

Can something like this have a collision map added to it? I feel like it'd be impossible to use something like this in Unreal.

As I understand it, the "adaptive subdivision" is to limit the division to where you are focused to save processing. I'm wanting to use this to create baked maps to take back into EEVEE for shaders for animation, shouldn't that be off in that case?

yet another Great video

I learned a lot from you three years ago. However, I gave up on Blender and focused on 2D work due to my lack of free time. Last month, I started 3D again, and all the information I learned from you came rushing back. It's great to see that there are still people in the design domain who continue to give so much. All the love and support to you 🙏🙏

"it'll build up anger" -CGMatter lmao. Hey, I program procedural systems and tools in Unity3D and I happened upon this video after I started a search for procedurally creating wind patterns - I'm thinking about trying to simulate the movement of wind across the surface of a heightmap..I want to distribute moisture and heat more accurately across a terrain so that I can determine where rain shadows are and what kind of weather an area on the map is most likely to have at any given time of the year. I think this video has some good starting points to work from. Thanks. SUB'D

This is really BS-planet. BS is everywhere. Even in us.

excellent use of math

Great

My Man!

goddamn

Very useful but now I need to take a math course because I forgot all of that.

How they should be...

Math and beginner do not match at all

Nothing changes it's the same pattern fake

how do i do the animating part?

I really love the thought process here, you learned a very important math/physics tool, and you thought "I wonder if I can do this in Blender?" can't wait to see what you can do with the spectral theorem or like Cauchy's integral formula, or the prime number theorem XD

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THANK YOU BRO

Mark Zuckerberg talkin

what about shrinking the edges? wouldn't it make it smoother? I feel that adding a noise will really never converge into the smooth shape that you are looking for.

Awesome effect and great explanation as always! One thing I noticed is alot of properties are animated. I think it would be nicer to calculate their relationship and then setup the math logic. Especially for things like the curvature and mask on the edge, it would take away quite some time, when trying to use it in a scene. Also another thing: You don't have to subtract 0.5 from the noise texture anymore, they added the normalize option because of that xD

If that was me I would use the bag and just start swinging it around I don't care if I go I'm just a ball then Who agrees with me Or use the bag as a defense who agrees with me 👇

Did he yesclip?

Why do you know these things? Where do you work? Where is your portfolio?

Ive been on a bit of a bubble kick in Blender, and thus I've been trying to figure out how to animate a bubble pop exactly like this. I havent been able to find much on making bubble pop, and geometry nodes are kinda intimidating, so thanks so much!! Cant wait to try this out :)

So, ur telling me, we can open note pad in blender, but we cannot create a system to write python code inside of geonodes

it would be pretty interesting to see that setup used to wrap around a second object in a more interesting way than the ways we do IRL, i bet it can get a ship in a bottle kinda vibe

This is quite great! Though I wonder if there is a way to do this without hurting the initial geometry of the object...

i love u

It looks like the evolution of a city