1:10 Scroll with the _left_ mouse button?? Huh? For me, that does a box select. Scrolling is middle mouse button. Are my Blender settings non-default? I thought this was the default...
Well ..... yes. That's a mistake. It's most definitely MMB and (when it comes to scrolling at least) there's nothing out of the ordinary about your Blender settings. I think I got a little lost in wave after wave of keyboard shortcuts and this blunder escaped unseen into the wild. There's a neat way to fix the issue - I think... but in the meantime I'm pinning your comment. You saw something and you said something. Thank you
@@harryblends Similarly, though this one might not be a mistake: Moving a node says G-then-LMB, and shows it moving around, as if you have to do G-then-LMB to move, but actually you do G to move, then LMB to confirm placement after moving. Maybe that one's not a mistake, just said differently than I expected?
@@harryblends ha ha ha - wave after wave of keyboard shortcuts... I feel you... please keep doing with these tutorials, they are just brillant my sir... even if I try to scroll with left button? or was it right? was it button? :)
His voice will cure ur depression, this is more of a therapy session than a tutorial. You don't need to be interested in blender or 3D technology to watch this video..He is a soothing storyteller.
Extra note , some times getting out of a node group that does have many node groups inside it can be really hard using tab , so the better way to exit a node group is ctrl+tab And man keep going , i really love your videos 🔥
your tutorial has an inexplicable beauty of 'good-old-day' academics. Blender Foundation should really commission you to do all their video manuals. I learned a lot and was also very impressed by the sheer production quality.
Unbelievable production quality on these - bravo! Great tutorial too. If RUclips is a rational market, it should only be a matter of time before your efforts are rewarded with much higher view counts. Keep at it!
Subscribed, Harry! You found the holy grail of Blender tutorials by using blender itself as the presentation medium - amazing! Also, this totally feels as being the Hitchhiker Guide to Blender :) (totally reminds me of the narration and animation style of the 2005 movie) Thanks, a lot - I am loving it!
level 4: add the shortcut `O`. this connects geometry to the output of the current group (as appsed to ctrl + alt + RMB, which connect it to the most outter output).
Yes. It's not in level 4 because it's a node wrangler shortcut. I should have included it in level 5 though. I left quite a lot out in that level because I thought that 15 minutes was a lot for a parade of shortcuts. I'll include 'O' in future versions though. Thank you!
@@harryblends hmm i remember it working with node wrangler disabled. I don't use it; i only suggested it since i remembered it being built it. but i could be mistaken. I guess i have to check it up again.
That mention of the trouble with Shift+D generating nodes in *precisely* the same spot is very important. I once spent *hours* debugging a complicated node setup where I must have accidentally Shift-D'd a whole load of nodes and not moved them at all. I honestly wish there was an indicator for that.
It's happened to me so many times. In a complex setup it can be so hard to diagnose you start to lose confidence in your sanity. An indication that a node is overlapping another would be great.
5:48. This is such a well put video, that I hesitate to mention you say control+shift+D to duplicate with links, but the box on the screen says control+alt+lmb... 😅
Ah. Thank you. The irony is - it says the wrong shortcut because I used shift+D to duplicate the one that said Ctrl+Alt+LMB. Oh, well. I'll fix it in the file. I'll probably need to do an update of this video before too long and will acknowledge your keen observation skills when I do ....
@@harryblends I'm very familiar with the disadvantage of duplicates: they have all that we want to keep, but none of what we want to change... If only there was a way to tell whether something is an identical clone of the original, or just its sibling... 😂
I wonder how do you make these hybrid animations where you dynamically switch from a playback to actually modeling like at 0:30 ? Is your cursor movement pre-recorded ? Thanks
It’s a composite of a screen-capture of the 3d viewport and a render of the same animation (with transparency). There’s a crossfade in the middle of the move to blend them together. The mouse is from the capture - I had the blender window smaller than full screen so I could move the mouse in from offscreen. The animation/setup is in the file available for free on my patreon - www.patreon.com/HarryBlends
That is actually more than beginners friendly geo node introduction. I have a question for you mate I have a grid with 24 verts in X axis and only 2 in y axis and I wanna select certain edges for example selecting every other edge to make a wave based on the geometry | | | Or I wanna select every two || ||
I'm not entirely sure what you're trying to do but I would really recommend this - the best video there is about selection in Geometry Nodes = ruclips.net/video/p4rwhifXNCw/видео.htmlsi=NZWNJIh70945tZVm
Awesome work. BTW if you are a Neanderthal like me who still uses 'right click select' and ''Emulate Three Button Mouse'' then some of these shortcuts may not work.
Thank you. I can imagine that some of them won't. Sadly. That's the trickiest thing with input related blender tutorials - there's so much customization that we can all do.
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1:10 Scroll with the _left_ mouse button?? Huh?
For me, that does a box select. Scrolling is middle mouse button.
Are my Blender settings non-default? I thought this was the default...
Well ..... yes. That's a mistake. It's most definitely MMB and (when it comes to scrolling at least) there's nothing out of the ordinary about your Blender settings. I think I got a little lost in wave after wave of keyboard shortcuts and this blunder escaped unseen into the wild. There's a neat way to fix the issue - I think... but in the meantime I'm pinning your comment. You saw something and you said something. Thank you
@@harryblends Similarly, though this one might not be a mistake: Moving a node says G-then-LMB, and shows it moving around, as if you have to do G-then-LMB to move, but actually you do G to move, then LMB to confirm placement after moving. Maybe that one's not a mistake, just said differently than I expected?
@@harryblends ha ha ha - wave after wave of keyboard shortcuts... I feel you... please keep doing with these tutorials, they are just brillant my sir... even if I try to scroll with left button? or was it right? was it button? :)
I wish all Blender tutorials were like these, from the presentation to the humour they're just a joy to watch.
Thank you!
The humor is top tier. Love these videos
you deserve way more followers the quality of your content is top tier.👍
His voice will cure ur depression, this is more of a therapy session than a tutorial. You don't need to be interested in blender or 3D technology to watch this video..He is a soothing storyteller.
Extra note , some times getting out of a node group that does have many node groups inside it can be really hard using tab , so the better way to exit a node group is ctrl+tab
And man keep going , i really love your videos 🔥
Thank you. Ah yes! We need as many ways as possible to escape node groups!
your tutorial has an inexplicable beauty of 'good-old-day' academics. Blender Foundation should really commission you to do all their video manuals. I learned a lot and was also very impressed by the sheer production quality.
Unbelievable production quality on these - bravo! Great tutorial too. If RUclips is a rational market, it should only be a matter of time before your efforts are rewarded with much higher view counts. Keep at it!
Thank you!
Quickly becoming my favorite blender channel. Amazing work, Harry!
Thank you!
15:35 I'm glad you didn't delete the Jam Sandwiches node, and I can't explain quite why.
You should never delete your jam sandwiches
u need an award for ur last 2 vids on Geo nodes
0:28 OMG That transition 🤯
Ha. Thanks. Almost the entire tutorial is in the geometry node editor so I wanted to make something visually distinct while I could
@harryblends You're tutorials are so interesting visually. Do not stop Dude 🙏
Subscribed, Harry! You found the holy grail of Blender tutorials by using blender itself as the presentation medium - amazing! Also, this totally feels as being the Hitchhiker Guide to Blender :) (totally reminds me of the narration and animation style of the 2005 movie) Thanks, a lot - I am loving it!
Super usefull video, good editing, time to learn nodes
It’s definitely a great time to learn Geometry Nodes!
Terrific job on this. I learned some new things and had fun watching it.
8:58 I was so entranced by the video that I completely forgot we we're talking about Blender and the next thing I saw was just my ceiling
This is like learning Geometry Nodes from the narrator of The Stanley Parable and I’m all for it!
Another banger , love it
What a great spirit in the effort of teaching. Thank you!
Do we need to have a chat with Gary? Perhaps in a dark alley?
level 4: add the shortcut `O`. this connects geometry to the output of the current group (as appsed to ctrl + alt + RMB, which connect it to the most outter output).
Yes. It's not in level 4 because it's a node wrangler shortcut. I should have included it in level 5 though. I left quite a lot out in that level because I thought that 15 minutes was a lot for a parade of shortcuts. I'll include 'O' in future versions though. Thank you!
@@harryblends it's not a node wrangler shortcut. it's built in. otherwise i wouldn't have mentioned it.
I just checked. It doesn't work without Node Wrangler enabled, and is listed under Node Wrangler's Hokey List in the add-on tab
@@harryblends hmm i remember it working with node wrangler disabled. I don't use it; i only suggested it since i remembered it being built it. but i could be mistaken. I guess i have to check it up again.
Wow, just wow! thank you!
your tutorial are amazing, it is like watching a documentary, thank you for the great work.
Thank you
One of The best best videos on the internet ❤
Thanks, but have you seen the one with two kids terrified of the rabbit?
I have sworn my life to the"Re-route" gods;
For our noodles are straight,
and our nodes are clean.
long live harry blends!
only the best GEO Nodes Channel
That mention of the trouble with Shift+D generating nodes in *precisely* the same spot is very important. I once spent *hours* debugging a complicated node setup where I must have accidentally Shift-D'd a whole load of nodes and not moved them at all. I honestly wish there was an indicator for that.
It's happened to me so many times. In a complex setup it can be so hard to diagnose you start to lose confidence in your sanity. An indication that a node is overlapping another would be great.
@@harryblends losing confidence in your sanity is exactly right! It's a major UX pet peeve tbh
the best geo tutorials ? Sir Harry Blends!!
I'm going to have to watch this again and take notes. Learned too much to remember it all on one viewing,
this video format is very polished and effective , thank you
Thank you for making this! Very enjoyable presentation
you missed alt while moving a node over a noodle prevents it from auto connecting.
5:48. This is such a well put video, that I hesitate to mention you say control+shift+D to duplicate with links, but the box on the screen says control+alt+lmb... 😅
Ah. Thank you. The irony is - it says the wrong shortcut because I used shift+D to duplicate the one that said Ctrl+Alt+LMB. Oh, well. I'll fix it in the file. I'll probably need to do an update of this video before too long and will acknowledge your keen observation skills when I do ....
@@harryblends I'm very familiar with the disadvantage of duplicates: they have all that we want to keep, but none of what we want to change... If only there was a way to tell whether something is an identical clone of the original, or just its sibling... 😂
very cool. didnt know a lot of these even though Ive been doing geometry nodes for quite a while
Thanks. I was surprised by how many I'd never heard of when writing this. It's a really impressive set of tools
incredibly helpful!!! thank you very much for making this informative and entertaining video.
It’s awesome to hear that it helped!
Perfect tutorial you can imagine ✅
Why is your voice so good, i wanna have it
Awesome video, very useful
Thank you!
Thank YOU
Audibly laughed at the elastic band from a dog comment... an image i will now have in my head every time its used.
u are amzaing please dont ever stop
I wonder how do you make these hybrid animations where you dynamically switch from a playback to actually modeling like at 0:30 ? Is your cursor movement pre-recorded ? Thanks
It’s a composite of a screen-capture of the 3d viewport and a render of the same animation (with transparency). There’s a crossfade in the middle of the move to blend them together. The mouse is from the capture - I had the blender window smaller than full screen so I could move the mouse in from offscreen.
The animation/setup is in the file available for free on my patreon - www.patreon.com/HarryBlends
😻 Thanks!
Thank you! 🐶
1:31 HIMOM but what does that combination do?
with all this expertise, i think a thumbnail that is more pop culture vibe and clickbaity will drastically increase your views
But I don’t think Moo Deng uses geometry nodes
loove your videos
How to do cut links on a trackpad? I can't find how to right click drag on a trackpad. are you using magic mouse?
TIL;
a blender god posesses the powers of a real one
That is actually more than beginners friendly geo node introduction.
I have a question for you mate
I have a grid with 24 verts in X axis and only 2 in y axis and I wanna select certain edges for example selecting every other edge to make a wave based on the geometry
| | |
Or I wanna select every two
|| ||
Checker Deselect might be what you're looking for.
@mechanought3495 unfortunately not because in geometry nodes there is no node like that because it's all procedural
I'm not entirely sure what you're trying to do but I would really recommend this - the best video there is about selection in Geometry Nodes = ruclips.net/video/p4rwhifXNCw/видео.htmlsi=NZWNJIh70945tZVm
@@harryblends i wanna make the cardboard inside that waves
just WOW
i love you Harry.
非常非常酷👍👍👍👍👍
thank you! 😎
Work.
Awesome work. BTW if you are a Neanderthal like me who still uses 'right click select' and ''Emulate Three Button Mouse'' then some of these shortcuts may not work.
Thank you. I can imagine that some of them won't. Sadly. That's the trickiest thing with input related blender tutorials - there's so much customization that we can all do.
HI MOM
Diffcult to learn
5:53 You got it wrong mate "Ctrl + Shift + D" not Ctrl + Alt + LMB