#procedural

Detecting edges in Blender with the help of nodes is a great thing. It gives shape to the model and make them better looking. In the past, to detect edges on a model, I have been using the pointiness feature

A couple of days ago I presented a great node group for Blender. This is a Blender node group created by Youtuber Wayward Art Company. Many thanks to him. The node itself has a total of five masks. In

This is a Blender node group created by Youtuber Wayward Art Company. Many thanks to him. It is a highly customizable node group that allows you to use it as a mask node and achieve excellent results in

This was a short project I made, the goal was to be able to plug in geometry and have it automatically rebuild the same object out of string. See the result and input below. Result Input

Procedurally modelled pineapple, Not quite happy with it yet, I may get back from around to fixing it up.

Procedurally generated plants, so i've made a little setup where, for example, you plug in 3 points and it creates 3 unique plants. Meaning when I scatter a few hundred points onto a grid it should give

So I made a procedural setup, where you plug in any 3d model and it outputs a cartoony cactus version. I'm sure that the valuable skill to turn anything into a cactus will help in life...

Procedurally generated apple model with procedurally generated shaders/textures no uv's on the model as none were required, the textures were purely generated off of the points position in 3D space.

If you have watched the presentation from Andrew Pierce, aka Blender Guru, on this year Blender conference, you know that procedural workflow has a bright future in graphics. Starting from texturing, but

Educational Purposes only: How has the court addressed procedural history? The courts discussed the parents of students denied assignment to particular schools under these plans solely because of their