Blender 3.1+ – Procedural Slime v1 Addon FREE 2024 Download
Hi there! So I made this Slime add-on in Blender 3.1. It will basically create procedural slime between objects, so a lot of its parameters will be controllable.
Here you have a Youtube tutorial about it (the instructions bassically repeat what the video says).
INSTALLATION AND APPEND:
For installing it just install the zip file. Then the add-on will appear on the sidebar of the viewport (press N). If is the first time that you are using the add-on you will need to click on Append, so the Geometry Nodes node that the add-on needs to work will be appended on you blend file.
The interface of the add-on was inspired by the awesome GeoCables add-on by Amandeep: https://amanbairwal.gumroad.com/l/GeoCables
CREATE SLIME:
Once that you have click on append, you just need to click on the two objects between which you wanna create the slime and click on create slime. A slime object will be created with a Geometry Node modifier.If you move/rotate/scale the objects, the slime will follow them.
PARAMETERS
Density: changes the number of slime tentacles between the objects.
Viscosity: changes the effect of gravity on the slime, bigger means more hanging.
Radius: changes the radius of the slime tentacles (DON’T MAKE IT TOO BIG)
Proximity object 1: this parameters will change how close the slime is attached to the first object. A value close to 0 will mean that the slime is created only in the closest points of the first object (relatively to the second one) and a value of 1 will create it all along the object.
Proximity object 2: this parameters will change how close the slime is attached to the second object. A value close to 0 will mean that the slime is created only in the closest points of the second object (relatively to the first one) and a value of 1 will create it all along the object.
Slime in contact: how much the slime is spread over the regions of contact with the objects.
Profile curve: number of subdivisions of the slime tentacles along its profile. TRY TO KEEP IT AS LOW AS POSSIBLE so you keep the vertex number low.
Length curve: number of subdivisions of the slime tentacles along its length. TRY TO KEEP IT AS LOW AS POSSIBLE so you keep the vertex number low.
Low/High res: a value of 0 will create a low resolution version of the slime, useful if your PC specifications are not too good or if you don’t want to make closer looks to the slime. A value of 1 will keep the geometry in high resolution.
Subdivision object 1: if your first object is low subdivided (like a cube) you will notice that the slime will only come out from specific points, so it will not seem random. To solve this problem just increase this parameter. TRY TO KEEP IT AS LOW AS POSSIBLE. This parameter will NOT change the actual geometry of your first object.
Subdivision object 2: if your second object is low subdivided (like a cube) you will notice that the slime will only come out from specific points, so it will not seem random. To solve this problem just increase this parameter. TRY TO KEEP IT AS LOW AS POSSIBLE. This parameter will NOT change the actual geometry of your second object.
Seed: this value will change the random arrangement of the slime.
Internal slime: depending on the geometry of your objects, sometimes you will have slime tentacles that start in one object and end in the same one. If you make this parameter close to 0 you will delete this tentacles. A value of 1 will keep them.
Material: the add-on comes with a default material for the slime, but you can change it for your own materials.
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