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Gonna try doing this. Posting so everyone can laugh at me if I'm my usual lazy gently caress and dont actually do it
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I couldn't come up with any idea so I just hosed around and ended up with this eldritch halloween candy or sentient piss puddle https://i.imgur.com/lB6KtSW.mp4
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i missed the deadline too, I got lost in adding little details but i'm super happy with the result. the lighting could have been a little better especially at the end but that took long enough as is https://i.imgur.com/83OheEl.mp4 
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fart simpson posted:both of those are sick I just used the 3.0 node that turns a string into an outline of the text as a curve the power symbol on the button is hand made though, using booleans
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FalseNegative posted:Day 5/6 not really turning out how I'd like, but I'm done with it I think. I found out yesterday that you can use shader nodes on the world (there's a drop down on the top left of the shader node editor that says "object", click it to access world shader nodes) and it's a great way to get an interesting outdoor lighting without an hdr map. for instance you can use a procedural sky texture to get a nice sunset, but even using something like a colored noise texture can give some interesting results Zlodo fucked around with this message at 14:57 on Nov 5, 2021 |
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Nov 5, 2021 14:55
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Jenny Agutter posted:feeling very dumb that I didn't do anything timecube theme yesterday this would fit the upcoming 6 sided prompt better imo edit nvm im dumb, the timecube has 4 sides doh
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ok it was bugging me and it turned out that I left the default light around like an idiot, I had only hidden it from the viewport, that's why the final render looked worse than I though it should i ended up loving around with it a bit more and made a better version https://i.imgur.com/hoStjEN.mp4
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Really good!
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for more complex shapes you could have for instance several spheres at different positions and return the distance from the closest one of the two a more generalized solution would be to use a signed distance field. It's basically a 2d or 3d texture where each texel encodes the distance to an area or a volume (positive if the texel is outside and negative if it's inside) i don't know how you'd do it in blender in practice though
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FalseNegative posted:Thanks, I absolutely hate how that looks (great job!) with blender 3.0, you can use a curve primitive node (for instance to make a simple cone you could just use a line), feed it into a curve to mesh node along with another curve to describe the cross section (for example a circle), and the curve to mesh node will basically extrude that along the first curve to make a mesh (whose ends can be capped if you want). like if you use a line for the first curve and a circle for the second curve, you'll get a cylinder (you can use whatever curve shapes you fancy though) you can then insert a curve radius node between the first curve and the curve to mesh node, and then use the "curve parameter" attribute to control the radius (the curve parameter attribute gives a value between 0 and 1 that progresses along the length of the curve) Zlodo fucked around with this message at 01:25 on Nov 10, 2021 |
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jfc i burned myself out doing barely 1/10th of that it's really good
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The way attributes clicked for me is that they're just a name that tell a node which attribute to extract from whatever geometry it manipulates. Another thing that clicked for me with 3.0 geo nodes is that what you plug into diamond shaped inputs are basically functions which are called by whatever node you connect it to to generate data (ie the destination node pulls data from the function as required) I was a bit surprised that the edges aren't just straightforward bundles of data because I thought that's what artists were used to when working with node graphs
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Ah that's neat, i didn't realize that you could do computations on the attributes directly before feeding them into something else
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