What are Geometry Nodes in Blender?

Geometry Nodes in Blender are a node-based system for creating and manipulating procedural geometry, allowing for the generation of complex models through a flexible and non-destructive workflow. With Geometry Nodes, artists can build intricate structures, patterns, and effects procedurally, making it easier to create and modify complex models without manual editing.

Use Cases in Blender

• Procedural Modeling: Geometry Nodes are used to create parametric models that can be easily adjusted by changing node parameters, such as generating landscapes, architectural elements, or abstract designs.

• Animation: In animation, Geometry Nodes can be used to create dynamic effects, like growing vines, shifting terrains, or procedural motion graphics.

• Visual Effects: For visual effects, Geometry Nodes allow for the creation of complex particle systems, deformations, and other dynamic elements procedurally.

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