Mastering Geometry Nodes in Blender (Udemy.com)

It is very informative and easy to follow along. The instructor is willing to explain simple actions that many people already familiar with blender are able to do effortlessly.

I just finsished this course; at first it was a good pace; but towards the last sections he started going super fast, sometimes i didn't understood which node to plug to which one next. Still i learnt so many things and i am sure that this professor can adjust and upgrade the coure by taking time to organze the node system because he is a very talented person. This doesn't mean that i am not happy or unsatisfied

If you’re a beginner like me, don’t even think about buying his course. I was planning to buy all of his courses, but now I just want a refund. He goes so fast that it’s hard to follow along , you’ll regret it if you buy his course.

A very comprehensive course that goes from the most basic concepts to more advanced Geometry Nodes, covering topics that you won’t usually find in free tutorials on the internet. Although it doesn’t include Spanish subtitles, all the procedures are easy to understand, so in my opinion it’s worth it if you want more advanced knowledge—even if it doesn’t go into very complex mathematical topics, which would have been a nice addition. Best regards.

very well explained but the teacher is quite scattered with his method, jumping quickly from one thing to another while explaining a specific subject. it seems like there's a lack of foreplanning of every lecture which is quite hard for me to follow. this course, while being so far teaching valuable techniques, is less HDHD-friendly than the content of creators such as Ducky 3D on YouTube. this is a shame because the teacher of this course is going a lot more in depth on the method, making sure that we comprehend the concepts allowing us to create our own projects independently, as opposed to Ducky 3D, that produces superficial and not very explanatory lectures.

Great job putting together this course. The material focuses quite a bit on animating curves, which are very powerful. I've taken a couple geometry node courses before this and still learned useful new tricks.

I like this course, i would like to learn more about anime video technique or short video for product ads, i hope you can provide the course for focusing these techniques. Thank you for your course clear explanation even it's fast

This is one of my favorite geo nodes courses yet. I've tried CG Cookie, Ducky 3D, Alex (Udemy). Here's why, it's not exactly a beginners course and still very easy to understand. Extremely practical use cases covered. He moves very quickly through a lot of concepts/builds, which, is perfect for someone who already has a primer that they need to apply in creative ways. Also he gives inner workings explanations that touch on things I haven't seen elsewhere, but with *brevity*. He gets to the point and this makes the training really engaging. This is the only training I've found at this exact skill level. I'd love to see more updates to this course and would immediately buy a more advanced version of this type of material from this trainer. Knocks it out of the park for techniques and pacing!

What I loved most is how the course dives deep into creative possibilities with Geo Nodes while also covering practical use cases. The hands-on projects are not only fun but also incredibly rewarding, leaving you with skills you can apply immediately. The only challenge I faced was that the instructor sometimes presents multiple approaches or possibilities for achieving an output. As a beginner, it can be overwhelming to process all these options at once. For me it need 2 or more time of revision to process all the information..

Course is good in itself, but sometimes it deviates too much from the actual goal (e.g. when a function is to be explained and another function is discussed in between). Furthermore, the focus should be on the essentials - the explanation of gemoetry nodes and not the editing of objects. If I make a course on geometry nodes, it should be assumed that the viewer is familiar with the basics of Blender. All this is too much of a distraction from the actual topic....