Learn creation by function — transform space, merge geometry, assign materials, mask selections, and run procedural rules before Atlas Logos scenes.
Every atlas scene needs placement — move, rotate, and scale inside Geometry Nodes before scatter or export.
Stack three mesh primitives with Transform Geometry into a simple block layout.
Place, rotate, and scale without leaving the node tree — the spatial vocabulary of every atlas scene.
Separate branches must become one output — join primitives, collections, and instance streams before materials and baking.
Join three transformed primitives and wire a Collection Info branch for a building kit.
Fuse primitives, instance collections, and attribute streams into one export-ready object.
Geometry without material assignment cannot reach Principled BSDF — stone, wood, and metal start at Set Material + Base Color.
Open Principled BSDF2.blend, set Base Color and Roughness, assign with Set Material on two mesh regions.
Principled BSDF slots and geometry-side material assignment — stone, fabric, metal, and glass for atlas assets.
Procedural power comes from selecting subsets — compare indices, switch branches, and delete what the atlas does not need.
Use Compare + Index to keep only odd-index faces, then Switch between two extrude heights.
Gate extrusions, scatter, and material zones — show only the faces and points the atlas needs.
Rules drive variation — noise, scatter, and repeat zones turn static blocks into living landscapes and cities.
Distribute points on faces, offset with Noise Texture, and instance a grass card collection.
Procedural rules that evolve geometry — scatter, noise, volumes, and repeat zones for living atlas scenes.