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"It's always the useless things that end up being the most useful" - my mum

What about the diameter, how do I show it if I have a hollow cylinder?

man explained calc of var in like a minute and my physics professor never could get anyone in class to understand lol This is very cool, I've always liked calc of var. it creates some very cool shapes

Question. 3:27 is there a benefit of subtracting the end point Boolean from one opposed to using "not" node ?

Damn this is amazing. I had a flashback to my machine learning class where we optimize a function. This could be an amazing learning aid, if a teacher can actually use blender as well as you. And you can actually use better optimizing functions instead of random. Though even in this simple form I had a hard time following.

Oww just 10mnt Vid 🤔

Bro casually woke up and dropped this bomb :3 Literally the best shader node video ive ever seen.

Very nice, but there's no calculus of variations here; that was non-guided random search

I don't think I will ever going to use this technique, but I still sat through the whole thing, because this is one of my top favorite channels. Dude wastes no time. So on point. Love it.

to invert the endpoint selection, i think using a boolean 'not' node is simpler and more elegant than subtracting from 1

This is great! You're the best! Thanks!

volume/smoke sim would be fricking lit

nice work

Just in case you are not aware, you can uncheck "Normalize" on the "Noise Texture" to change the range from (0, 1) -> (-1, 1) which would have the same effect as the "Subtract" vector node. (But with a factor of 2)🙂

I really apricated this, I tried doing lattices in blender and was stuck with geometry nodes without using Booleans. This helped.

When does this channel shift to a math one?👀

Why just do not use Blur Attribute node instead...\

Definately going to use this. This has so many uses in modeling and visualization. 👍

That last example reminds me of that thing you can do on graph paper, where you draw a line from x1 to y10, then x2 to y9 and so on and it ends up tracing out a curve.

I feel like an idiot watching this.

One thing to note about this iterative optimization is that it doesn't necessarily find the most optimal result, just the one that is better than all of the nearby ones. So for example with the two mountains, you would probably never get the line to cross a mountain and find the best path around, because when it tries to go over a mountain, the middle is still comparatively better.

Cette conversation rappelle l’importance de la curiosité et de l’apprentissage tout au long de la vie. C'est un voyage qui vaut la peine d'être entrepris.💋

Bro a shapeshifter every time he post

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Great stuff as always!

yo calculus!

Scary 😱 ❤

CoolestGrayMatter in your 🧠, bro! 👊😎

Make a detailed series on shader nodes. ❤❤

better faster stronger

Slenderman: WANNA FIGHT?????

really good tutorial, thnx:)

Your life will end bad

THANKS

Not so, be foreal😏

That did not help me at all 😡

Fake the white side was not solved then he turns it then it's magicly solved??

Please, please, please stop speeding the videos up! Entire words get lost.

Knowledge is like water, flowing through my brain.

how do you make the flame glow..?

Best tutorial ever.

Its really hard to listen with the distracting music in the background. I feel like a monkey being chased out of the marketplace. I just wanted banana. Guess I'll find bananas elsewhere.

2:24 I don't know those 😢

how did he drop that oclussion node in am lost

Rhis is obviously obviously so real. I can't belive it bro

This works well, unless the faces are elongated, in which case the scaling isn't uniform. Would you happen to know how to fix this ?

Blud you ain't donut guru💀

23:06 shortcuts

This was goooooooooooooooooooooooooood tutorial! \m/

It's a clickbait guys.... this is the advanced maths/physics class... and i have learned alot in 30 min then in my entire school session.