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The node on the left (Group Input) reads in the existing data for our mesh (for the donut, in this case). Note that if your nodes disappear, you can get them back by clicking on the “Geometry Nodes” modifier in the right-hand pane:

Now, we click on “New” to create a new geometry node setup: We won’t be needing the window in the upper left that shows the positions of all our vertices, so we can close that: Click on that, and choose “General -> Geometry Nodes”. If you don’t see this, look for a little down arrow near the top right corner of the top menu bar. We’ll create a new Workspace (tab) at the top of blender, which will allow us to see our geometry node setup alongside our donut:

This enables all sorts of cool stuff, from the ability to dynamically generate frost or icicles on a surface, to the ability to create buildings whose height, window position, and number of floors are all procedurally controlled. Much like the nodes we’ve used so far to create texture, geometry nodes allow use to procedurally generate changes to the mesh (changes to our objects). In previous versions of the donut tutorial, “particles” were used, but “geometry nodes” are a better option in Blender 3.x. Next, we want to add some sprinkles to the donut. This file is the result of my work after following along with the steps in the YouTube video.

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Notes below correspond to this YouTube video.

I’ll be making additional notes for each of the videos in the series! I know the post sounds a little here and there, which is why I have added comments with the screenshots, so hopefully they will clear up any confusions you may have with my explanation or logic.Just some notes I made while following along with this now-famous blender donut tutorial. I have tried subdivide by right-clicking on the vertex that needs the most help and using the subdivide option from that menu, but it doesn't do anything. Problem is, I am not able to add more vertices. What I think should work: Adding more vertices to the parts of the icing that are sticking out so that I have more points to play with and get the desired effect. I read a tip to switch off Snap to inspect the issue and move the offending vertex manually, so that is why you will see the Snap feature being switched off in the screenshots. Things I have tried: changing thickness, changing offset, moving the vertices of the donut inwards where the clipping was happening (I quickly undid these changes because I wasn't sure how the final result would look if I did that), tried Snap -> Face Project -> Project Individual Elements and Snap -> Face Nearest and Face Nearest is what brings the vertices closer to the donut. I am not able to find many resources that have been helpful in rectifying this issue, maybe because of the newer version? The problem: the icing is not snapping correctly and is clipping through the donut. I started Blender yesterday and I've been following the donut tutorial and it's been a bed of roses up until the clipping part because I am using Blender 3.4 and Andrew is using an older version, I believe.

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