Procedural 3D Modeling Using Geometry Nodes in Blender
Discover the node-based workflow for physics-based and procedural modeling using Blender 4.5 LTS
Created by Siemen Lens
Explore the power of node-based 3D modeling in Blender 4.5 LTS by learning how to manipulate and generate geometry using Geometry Nodes. Build your skills with hands-on projects that cover procedural modeling and physics-based simulations. Gain confidence in creating complex node setups for creative and technical tasks.
Packt | Oct 2025 | 428 min
What You Will Learn
You will start by exploring the core concepts of Geometry Nodes, learning how each node functions and how to connect them for different effects. Through practical projects, you will experiment with modifying curves, meshes, and text, and create procedural assets like plants and LED panels. Later, you will dive into the Simulation Zone to build physics-based simulations, applying both creative and analytical problem-solving.
Key Features
- Master node inputs and outputs for flexible geometry manipulation in Blender
- Build procedural models and physics simulations using Geometry Nodes workflows
- Apply creative and mathematical thinking to solve real-world 3D modeling challenges
Target Audience
This content is ideal for CG artists, environment artists, and generalists who already understand Blender basics and want to expand into procedural and simulation workflows. If you are comfortable with material nodes and have a basic grasp of physics concepts, you will be able to tackle more advanced projects and bring your creative ideas to life using Geometry Nodes.
