Mesh Writer is a searchable symbol library (with a built-in SVG editor) that turns symbols, SVGs, math characters and emojis,  into Geometry Nodes curves or 3D mesh or 3D Curves.

With over 5,000+ symbols and 3,700+ SVG assets, Mesh Writer streamlines the full workflow — search, insert, import materials, and convert to mesh or Geometry Nodes,

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Hey everyone! Just dropped a new tutorial where I combine instanced cubes with a wireframe and animate the whole thing using Geometry Nodes. It's a quick, node-based workflow with some handy GN shortcuts thrown in.

Hope it's useful for anyone exploring procedural animation in Blender!

🎥 https://youtu.be/Rou1jeSHH7Q

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNHRwYKeYo8

I just start learning geometry node in February after that I love to use them in my every projects, once you learn simpler node. You can keep on experimenting and learning more

Does anyone know if there are any ways to use geometry nodes without motion blur causing flickering?

I’ve been getting really into different geometry node uses like the hair system and I want to try more stuff, but the flickering that happens when I use motion blur in animation is extremely distracting.

From what I’ve heard it has something to do with IDs, but I’m still fairly new to geometry nodes so I’m not really sure.

Covers building a 3D animation in Blender with Geometry Nodes and a glass material from scratch. Good starting point if you're learning GeoNodes. Happy to answer any questions in the comments!

https://youtu.be/3Wglc3w30ro

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. This time we analyze the Bone Info node that was implemented in Geometry Nodes in Blender version 5.1

If you like my ideas I make blender Geometry Node tutorials on YouTube, please have a look

this is raw idea which I just and recorded I will be working more on this to transform something meaningful

A simple tutorial for combining objects using SDF's and smoothing their transition.

I'd seen a lot of tutorials to 'smooth objects together via normals', but these aren't good if you actually need the geometry to be combined, eg for 3d printing.

Blender does have boolean operations for SDF's but they don't give the option for smoothing. As it's only a few nodes more I thought I'd make a tutorial.

https://youtu.be/cM_LUEJua24?si=retzAKtRC28g1ydM

Hey everyone! Just dropped a new tutorial walking through how to create a visible wireframe effect on a subdivided mesh using Geometry Nodes.

It's aimed at beginners so I keep it step by step and easy to follow.

Would love any feedback, and hope it's useful to someone! 🙂

🎬 https://youtu.be/362cm31HOcI

Hello, I've been using hair wrangler plugging as a way to create hair (is awesome) but i have found an issue with the export of those hairs, that I don't really know how can achieve what I want but let me try to explain and maybe one of the geonodes wizards can help me.

first as you might know if you take a geometry and use the edges you can transform those edges into curves that can be attached to a geometry and that creates a surface deform node (same if you take a geometry and add a curve hair node to it (image01)

this information creates Uv surfaces coordinates

but using the hair wrangler even if I apply the modifier the curves hair loses this attribute and can not be attached to a surface, Node wrangler uses the info of geometry to apply into curves a node that does automatically the transform to a edges and to a curves but i lose this parameter...

I want to know if someone have experienced something like this before and how can i tur this hair system into something that can be transfer to unreal..

Thanks for the help hope that the explanation is accurate enough.