Explore the intricacies of Blender's 'Align Euler to Vector' node in this 18-minute tutorial video by Jonathan Lampel from CG Cookie. Gain a comprehensive understanding of Euler rotations, vectors, and alignment basics in Blender's Geometry Nodes. Learn practical techniques for aligning to objects, meshes, and curves, as well as handling multiple axes and understanding the differences between mesh and curve normals. Master this powerful but often misunderstood node to enhance your procedural modeling skills in Blender, even if you're new to the concept. The video includes chapters covering various aspects of the node's functionality, from basic principles to advanced applications.
How to Actually Use Align Euler to Vector in Blender's Geometry Nodes
Overview
Syllabus
- Intro
- Euler Rotations
- Vectors
- Alignment Basics
- Aligning Multiple Axes
- Vectors and Location
- Aligning to a Mesh
- Mesh vs. Curve Normals
- Aligning to a Curve
- Final Notes
Taught by
CG Cookie
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