Скачать или смотреть Curious about Procedural Animation? Learn with Geometry Nodes in Blender

In this tutorial, I’m diving deep into creating a procedural animation in Blender using Geometry Nodes that mimics natural movement like a fish or a tail. We’ll build a spine made of vertices, use simulation and repeat zones, and explore vector math to create a distance-based constraint that keeps each segment perfectly linked. I’ll walk you through ordering vertices, converting meshes to curves, controlling animation with empties, and aligning fins to follow the curve’s twists and turns. This step-by-step guide is perfect for Blender artists and animators looking to add realistic procedural motion to their projects, whether you want to animate tails, chains, or creature spines. Get ready to level up your Blender skills and bring your digital art to life with procedural animation!

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00:00 - Introduction
00:29 - Getting Started. Moving the First Point
05:34 - Length Based Constraint and Vector Math
12:04 - Implementing the Constraint
18:16 - Adding a Body
19:17 - Adding Some Fins
26:07 - Adding Some Body Shape
27:10 - Conclusion