• Novaplus

  9 days ago

  Geo Scatter: An Essential Tool for Blender

  When I purchased Geo Scatter last year, I thought it was just an indulgence. I was wrong. After exploring its tools, I can confidently say that this addon transforms Blender into something truly complete—almost like the eighth wonder of the world.

  From the moment I tested features like grass flattening, I was amazed. Watching the grass react to its surroundings and return to its initial position brings scenes to life in an extraordinary way. But Geo Scatter doesn’t stop there; its potential continues to grow the more I explore it.

  There’s still so much for me to discover, from distribution and patterns to the abiotic and ecosystem tools. Each feature proves that this addon is far more than just an extension; it’s a true gem for any Blender artist.

  While its price may seem high at first, you soon realize it’s completely reasonable. It’s an investment worth every penny, and having it in my workflow is a luxury I wouldn’t want to give up.

  Geo Scatter is not just an addon; it’s an extraordinary experience that turns working in Blender into something as unique as the eighth wonder of the world.

• Marc

  about 2 months ago

  This is the first addon I bought when I started with blender. Honestly I thought I wasted my money. But until today that's the only plugin I keep coming back and back and using it to my advantage. If you know how it works you can make a lot of other plugins obsolete.

  For example you won't have to buy or create a geometry nodes setup to make atmospheric dust. You can just use a cube, add some dust geometry as instances and make them float. All in GeoScatter.

  Yes, you don't need it as a beginner, but if you take it serious you can't live without this plugin. GeoScatter 5.5 brought alot of features I missed before and the performance is now outstanding. You can do almost everything in real time and the real time camera culling takes it one step further.

• Alex Jeiranashvili

  about 2 months ago

  The best scattering add-on, Period! Feels illegal to get it 50% off.

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  BD3D

  about 2 months ago

  Congratulations Alex! We don't do such percentage of promo often ;-)
• benjaminbattais

  2 months ago

  This add-on is amazing, but even more so, GS is essential. It doesn't have a single project that I complete without using it. Each update brings its share of welcome new features, I have been using it since 2020 and the add-on is more and more powerful (Congratulations for v5.5!).
  A very big thank you to its developers

• Dusan Tomas

  3 months ago

  Its a must have!

• Andrew

  4 months ago

  Possibly the greatest Blender Add-On I've purchased. I use this more than any tool in Blender.

  With a couple of clicks you can turn a basic plane into an entire city (I use GreebleTowns packs). After a bit of playing around it's fairly easy to adjust sizes, density, rotation, etc. There is a bit of randomness to the placement, but that's the nature of scattering hundreds of objects.

  I'm a blender novice (about 6 months into my creation journey) and I've made things I could only dream of creating when I first installed it. I even managed to make a Rendezvous with Rama inspired city with all the buildings on the inside of a cylinder:

  https://youtu.be/dO_f8stSXV4?si=9EtVPupfbuCpvJlb

• Luis Carrasco

  5 months ago

  I think this is my most powerful add-on. It's actually more powerful than what's shown in it's demos. The quality of this is so high and I really feel like the price point is more than worth it. I work as a Concept Artist and this has been my biggest time saver. The Biomes are fantastic and the ability to make your own is very impressive also. I highly recommend this!

• Corniger

  8 months ago

  I've been using this addon since it was called ScatterPro. For years.
  I'm not very good with Blender and remembering technical, abstract terms, and I'm basically a simpleton to devs. Through months and years, plus countless (painful to the devs) conversations the product has been adapted to meet the needs and UX/UI expectations of people like me. Lots of features have been successfully added and changed to make things much easier and more logical.
  Maybe there's a quirk here and there, but those are most likely owed to my old hardware not being able to catch up with Blender being overly eager to process before the camera culling has finished.

  I, and seemingly some other people, tend to jump in without reading too much - which gets people to miss the freely available biome, for example. But you can get it to work even without being a scientist.

  My main favourites:

  - the integrated biome library system. Not not only an extremely smart business move on many (!) levels, but a treasure trove of possibilities. Blender's thumbnail size limitation has been circumvented by adding PDF portfolios, when you're in doubt. You got all the available libraries and the ones you installed/own are marked and can choose which ones you load with one click. GREAT.

  - being able to build your own biomes from any assets you find online, or your own. So, for creators who refused to cooperate for years, then badly cloned the system and lastly abondoned ship to jump on the AI train, you still have the chance to make the assets you paid for A LOT OF MONEY work in a sensible way.

  - ability to set visibility, display and many more settings before scattering, warnings, tooltips to make it "safe" for your hardware in case you go overboard

  - customizable camera culling

  - the possibility to draw masks outside of Blender's horrible painting system. I do larger scale systems of several square kilometers size, I take my Google maps overlay, load it into Photoshop and then paint separate layers for every scatter layer, export and load them into GS accordingly.

  ...and SO MUCH MORE. This is by far the best working and best thought out tool I've encountered so far. You WILL have to invest some time into learning it, or you just apply biomes as a fast fix. Anyway, absolute recommendation.

• Daan

  10 months ago

  One of the best purchases i have made! Its extremely versatile! Definitly worth the 100 bucks!

• Pieter Léon Vermeersch

  12 months ago

  Very decent!

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