Particle Trails with Simulation Nodes in Blender 3.5 | Tutorial

How do you do that thing where you, merge two of the lines together in the node tree? I don't know how to do that.
How do you add in junctions?

what an experience to watch😎🤯

This is really cool!

How would you go about deleting a particle after a certain lifetime or length? My renders slow to a crawl after a few hundred frames as the number of particles becomes so high... I tried a couple of things with the delete geometry, but I'm not sure how you'd select the instances that are X frames old, or X distance away...

Omg this is not a tree, this is a forest

I really enjoy your tutorials, they've been invaluable in helping me get used to geometry nodes. Greetings from Anchorage!

Wow you really love geo nodes

Thx for the hint that in the latest release (10th december) the simulation doesn't work if you add the "Simulation Input" first. Nearly went crazy and then I found your tutorial. Big thanks!

Hey mate! I know you will give this tutorial. Thanks!!

It still a little bit confusing to me to store attribute and use it earlier in the tree.. But i'm thinks that this attribute needs to be changed every frame thats why people do that :|

And for split window you can also use the "Cross" icon. when you position your cursor in the corner of window you can just directly pull out new one :D I think that is more convinient

Also thanks for another Tutorial!

That's a nice effect! Thanx 4 the tut! :)

Hi Logan, great videos! I wondered if there is a way to initialize particles(points) like giving each one an inital value outside the loop like a interger value for the birthframe?

hooooooo THANKS alot...... I'm exactly trying to have this kind off effect ....and I was struggling .....LOVE YOU