scenario-blender-geometry-nodes
FeaturedUse when building or debugging Geometry Nodes, headless or live: procedural modeling, scattering objects on a surface, arrays along a curve, repeat or for-each loops, simulation zones, 5.2 physics (cloth, colliders, forces, effectors), closures, bundles, matrices, node-group assets with gizmos. Also when a GN script links nothing, shows red links, ignores modifier inputs, loses instances in a bounding box, or a simulation resets or jumps.
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- Author
- scenario-labs
- Repository
- scenario-labs/skills
- Created
- 1 months ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT
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scenario-blender-animation
Use when animating characters or objects in Blender through Python, a bouncing ball, walk or run cycle, jump, acting shot, lip sync, eye darts or facial animation, blocking in stepped keys, splining, polish, timing and spacing, arcs, overlap, squash and stretch, graph editor handles, slotted actions or NLA layers, staging a playblast, or when animation looks floaty, stiff, slides, pops, chatters, the subject is too small in frame, or a knee pops and needs an expert review.
scenario-maya-modeling
Use when modeling in Autodesk Maya, such as hard-surface props, weapons, vehicles, a sci-fi crate, a game-ready or SubD film model, or a character or creature base mesh, or when asked to "clean up this model" or a scene before rigging or UVs. Also for support loops vs bevels vs creases, Smart Bevel, weighted normals, hard edges, pinching or wobbly highlights, a faceted cage, flipped faces, a triangle budget, n-gons, non-manifold geometry, mirroring a half, a low poly from a high poly, or deformation-ready topology.