installation instructions

[Sinasta]

would it be possible to provide installation instructions? thank you

[hooyuser]

would it be possible to provide installation instructions? thank you

Since this addon is still work-in-progress and has no official releases, you can only go for it by manual installation. For now you have to install another blender addon taichi-blend firstly. Then just copy the sdf_node_addon folder to your blender's scripts/addons folder directly. Blender 2.92 is recommended.

You may feel free to play with the SDF nodes to get an interesting shape by some combination. Like this.

The physics simulation part I'm working for now is less stable. So I'm afraid it will be common to get your blender crashed if you give it a try. I'm sorry I may not post any tutorials until I finish the first released version of this addon.

[GoldenAdrien]

Sadly does not allow activation even with Taichi Blend installed

[GoldenAdrien]

[hooyuser]

Sadly does not allow activation even with Taichi Blend installed

Could you have a try for Blender 3.0? I've tested it just now for Windows 10 with Blender 3.0. Here are my steps to get this addon activated successfully.

• First, remove sdf_node addon or Taichi Blend addon in the directory C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Roaming\Blender Foundation\Blender\3.0\scripts\addons and other addon directories if they exist.
• Second, download the pre-release and
• Finally, install and activate it like any other addons for Blender

For Windows users, because the corresponding version of Taichi Blend has been embedded into this addon now, it is unnecessary to install Taichi Blend additionally. For Linux users, I believe they need to replace the embedded Taichi Blend.

I still get this error

[Treanek]

same problem

[vsatyamesc]

same getting error

[hooyuser]

Hi everyone, I've just released a new version sdf_node_addon.zip targeted for Blender 4.1. I've tested it on my local machine and it works well. Feel free to give it a try and let me know how it goes.

[the-ssd]

@hooyuser works for me (on linux)