Make EASY Water Droplets with Geometry Nodes in Blender

Dive into the world of Blender with our latest tutorial on creating lifelike water droplets using Geometry Nodes. Whether you're looking to add a touch of realism to your 3D projects or wanting to enhance your objects with that fresh, wet look, this guide is perfect for you. From setting up your base object to applying the final water material, we'll walk you through each step of the process with easy-to-follow instructions.
What You'll Learn:
• How to set up your object for water droplet enhancement.
• Step-by-step guide on creating a new Geometry Node setup named "WaterDroplets".
• Detailed instructions on distributing points on faces using the Poisson Disk method for natural droplet distribution.
• Techniques for instancing UV Spheres as water droplets, including size adjustment and shape transformation for realism.
• Tips on adding variation to droplet size and optimizing the effect for performance.
• Finalizing your droplets with smooth shading and material settings for that perfect glassy look.
Perfect For:
• Blender enthusiasts looking to add realistic effects to their models.
• 3D artists interested in exploring the power of Geometry Nodes.
• Anyone aiming to improve their Blender workflow with practical, visually appealing techniques.
• Don't let a crowded viewport slow down your creative process. This tutorial not only simplifies your workflow but also introduces you to advanced techniques for enhancing your 3D models.
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[@SilverRoveri]

This content is top notch. Straight to the point and really easy to follow, thank you, really.

[@ahmadrafeed]

I want a lighting tutorial from you and thank you for all Content you make

[@polyplayground]

Thank you! We do have a tutorial on environment lighting here: czcams.com/video/Hyhew7kuhgA/video.html&ab_channel=PolyPlayground 🙂

[@sangramchavan4816]

Thank you so much. Please make a video on how to use nood . Type of noods for every beginner.❤❤❤

[@djilaliachour1578]

Very helpful and awesome tutorial

[@howaboutthat9622]

very helpful..thanks so much

[@studiojohnny]

Great tutorial. Thanks!

[@polyplayground]

No problem! Glad you enjoyed it

[@jamesriley5057]

quick and easy tute. thanks! The opening render was very noisy, which may just be an indication that this method requires many cycles.

[@polyplayground]

Thank you! Yeah this was only a quick pass through for the video intro, final render wouldn't be like this! Glad the tutorial helped you!

[@Bhanuprakash-ln9sy]

can you please drop this animation tutorial

[@polyplayground]

Yeah we have some cool techniques to make these, so will definitely plan a video in

[@Avaloran]

I realise this is 3 months old, but does anyone know how to make the droplets appear in specific areas?

[@justvibezz]

You have to use the particles modifier and use the emitter tab after you make droplets a mesh. Then go to the render tab and change the “render as” box to object and add the droplets as the instance object in object tab underneath. Use weight, paint and paint the areas that you want the emitters to show. Hope this helps

[@Avaloran]

@@justvibezz thanks!

[@ArizenHizumi]

My droplets is black coloured, how do I make it transparrent?

[@polyplayground]

At around 2 minutes 15 mark in the video it shows you how to change the material is transparent 😊👍

[@ArizenHizumi]

@@polyplayground Thx!