How create a Forest in 3 Minutes

Learn how to create dense realistic forests, flexible geometry nodes based ecosystems
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[@cameronvanhook7388]

"this is grass btw" lol genuinely got me XD

[@tsubuzorotta]

I love this kind of genius

[@Smiler_modeling]

@@tsubuzorotta thanks 😊

[@jjhhhh-c8r]

i needed this, followed!

[@IKRPRD]

Great Video

[@Smiler_modeling]

@@IKRPRD thanks 😁

[@user-yh4mx7ed3i]

Thank you so much!! Your timing was great, you didn't know how much I'm tryna wrap my head around this Geometry Nodes concept!! btw do you know a way to import all of that into a new blend file without turning geometry instances into mesh but instead keeping the geometry nodes so I could transfer into another plane?

[@Smiler_modeling]

@@user-yh4mx7ed3i thanks for letting me know 😁, you can export your model by pressing on file and export it think, the button below the „import“ its named „export“ or you can mark it as an asset, you’ll have to parent all by pressing „control p“ and than rightclick on the object in the outliners tab, and press „mark as asset“ then you can open tabs and select „assect“ and add it from there.

[@maryolguin4372]

Any suggestions to speed up rendering with that many objects?

[@Smiler_modeling]

@@maryolguin4372 i realized you can use no array modifier, but instead use the „alt D“ combination, so every object will be completely the same and wont cound as a single object but all as the same object, then decreasing things like samples in the rendering tab or denable some refractions

[@Lad--ws8xx]

you can use Alt+D to instance an object which makes it so your computer only has to render one object instead of multiple

[@imsylva91]

❤followed

[@donflamingo795]

My laptop cried watching this

[@jejehn-b2e]

😎

[@Lordicus21]

You're kidding, right?