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btw at 10:58 you didn't clarify about applying the first modifier stack

This project can export to UE5 ?

Thanks man 🎉

Before going to mesh- math function - regula solid , what you pressed?

do you have raw files or tutorial? i would love to see because this is amazing. i wish to make one like this for upcoming event

бро ты тут ??

I used a car model with alleyway background image. Everything worked. It's just that towards the end when I use Reflections plane (even after making it invisible to Camera), the shadows disappear. The shadow catcher plane appears as slightly darker plane, but the distinct shadows below the car disappear. In your case the shadows re-appear at 11:26. What is happening here? What am I doing wrong? I used an HDRI with diffuse light. But still it was able to generate distinct shadows just beneath the car.

sigh. once again, a excellent TUT/video, with TOO LITTLE VIEWS. Great job, thank you!

You can edit multiple textures by making your albedo seamless before creating all the other maps.

Very Cool!!! Can you do a tutorial on Michael Hansmeyer "Subdivided Columns"

I might be wrong but have you tested unchecking "use UDMI" so it doesn't create mutiple UV squares which means it would only create one texture for the mesh? I have never used Meshroom so I don't know if this is what you were mentioning

@Mr.Exocomp had an interesting point in the comments. I failed to realize that there is an optimal f-stop for every lens. After some reading I did find that the optimal range varies for different lenses quite drastically, and found a source that recommends testing your lens's sharpness by shooting test photos between f/7-f/22. For anyone else interested in looking into this, look for resources about "absolute sharpness."

F22 is too much, you loose sharpness.. F16 is enough

UPDATE FOR 3.3 PLEASE

somehow the render is not visible when making a animation?

Im gonna go fast : 1:15 "dgfjssgsfsdasdtstffy"

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excellent!

Metererlze is good too. But its windows only.

Thanks, really usefull.

May you suggest the outro animation settings for floating fractal and for such interesting rotation-stop effects? Thanks.

I don't think you need the combine x,y,z with the scale only having the one input slot. seems to work with just a value node attached

Make more tutorials like this! Thankyou!

why can't i get the fSpy addon to install in Blender 3.2? Any help please.

This is gorgeous, my only issue is it's not perfectly procedural- not that it's a criticism or anything though, I've been working on this all afternoon and I can't come up with anything better- for the dodecahedron the result looks beautiful, but any other solid doesn't look quite as nice without fiddling with the scale of each individual node, and also getting certain results just don't work for some solids anyway- like I wanted to render fractals where the vertices touch, and while this works very well for the tetrahedron, but it doesn't work at all for the hexahedron (aka, the cube). Don't get me wrong, my grievances- if any- are more towards the fiddly nature of the concept itself rather than blender or this video. I thoroughly enjoyed watching the video, it was brief but told me everything I needed to know to pull off the look, I just don't fully understand how to get the effect to work for the other solids, which isn't covered in the video anyway-

hey, i'm following your tutorial and i have one issue - for some reason when i switch to render view i can't see the camera background image anymore. i only see my hdri. any idea whats wrong in my setup?

This is very cool, it's fractal 'like', but it's not a fractal.

Can you save the fractal as an animation? If yes, how?

How does one figure out the scale ratio for an object? I'm experimenting with a bit more complex object but cant settle on a scale.

To speed up vieport after 3 iteration you need to use Realize instance node.

Is there any way to export the nodes' result as an individual mesh?

Great tutorial! Sub'd

Having trouble with my object disappearing upon adding instance on points (v.3.0)

I’m 464/5

There is now a way to duplicate instances of shapes without it requiring extra processing power. I'm betting there's a way to combine that technique with new node techniques to make this render crazy fast while more complex!

"Excellent, It's all falling into place..." - C. Montgomery Burns

Thanks for the tutorial. Simple, clean, and effective way that only works in Blender 2.3 !!! ;)

Great tutorial! Straight to the point and I appreciate that you included the nodes updates for Blender 3.0.

Is it possible for randomization to occur with objects instantiated within the fractals? Like if I have a collection of similar objects used as the point instance by the first fractal level, can it keep randomizing the objects chosen within the higher "tier" fractals instead of repeating the same choice(s)?

Awesome Tutorial! The intro at the very beginning was a great idea

How can I make it into single mesh?

that was really great tutorial especially from 3:19 best setup for Fractial! Thanks!

This is super handy! The only thing that could make this better is if Blender were to implement some sort of "Recursion" node to the geometry nodes stack. Amazing work Siddharth!

Cool!!!

Deliciously Recursive

It's difference node between 2.93 and 3.0 .

With the right scale factor, you get zero overlaps between instances if you use the scale instances node in place of the transform node.

Cool render. BTW at 3x-speed the movement of both water and caustics are improved

The forbidden liquid donut