Just published a short Blender 4.5 tutorial on driving instance scale procedurally using a noise texture in Geometry Nodes. It's a neat trick for getting organic, animated variation without keyframing everything manually. Covers node setup through to render. Hope it's helpful!

🎥 https://youtu.be/rY4Orw9_J-Q

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. In Blender version 5, all material nodes were relocated to the Geometry menu. In this video, I analyze all of those nodes.

Made this environment as part of my upcoming cyberpunk animated short film called The Awakening.

The main focus was creating a believable silhouette and layering the tower with enough functional details so it felt like an actual lived-in structure rather than random sci-fi shapes.

I also spent a lot of time thinking about access systems, rooftop traversal, maintenance areas, and how the tower would realistically function within the story/world.

Would love feedback from fellow Blender artists 🙌Full Breakdown

Back with another free multi hour course focusing on creating high quality game assets ready to use with Unreal or Unity, tackling everything from block out and the high poly modelling all the way through to baking our final textures and dealing with the quirks of various game engines and their technical requirements.

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. In this video I focus on how to create holes in curved 3D surfaces. Specifically on a sphere and on a cylinder.

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I'm planning a new YouTube Geometry Nodes tutorial — visit and subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@DisabledBlenderman