Hello people, today I wanted to share my latest work. It's nothing impressive, just some scatter terrain I've been working on to get some practice on Blender since I've been away for a long time. Most of the pieces printed nicely but some still need testing.
I will release everything for free on my Cults page as soon as it's ready.
Hey guys, bit of an odd question. To keep it simple, I have a collection of assorted meshes and then one object made of just several vertices. I would like to render a different mesh on each vertex so that together they build a larger piece when combined.
Many years ago I did what you see below, using the Object Info node to feed different geometry data into each vertex and then combining all of them through a Join Geometry node. I was using the Index node and an Equal node to assign each vertex a different number so that I could easily choose which vertex had to display which piece.
Apparently the Equal node does not work anymore, so now whatever mesh I feed into the Object Info node is displayed on every vertex. I need some help to figure out what replaced the Equal node, or how else I can assign some information the Selection value.
If anyone has any idea I'd really appreciate it. It's probably very simple but it's driving me nuts.
Good day everyone, Aristarchus here.
Long story short, I started working with Blender quite a few years ago but it never went anywhere - I released a few kits just for fun, some people liked it, no big deal. I had to abandon 3D for the better part of two years because my life took a different direction. Now I'd like to go back, but I don't own a printer and the person who helped me in the past is not available anymore.
I am looking for someone who can spare the patience and time to print a few test samples for the stuff I design. Please let me know if you would like to help a poor initiate out.
Very simple kitbashing of an old style ork boy and a Mk III Space Marine power armour.
