In the previous post, I described two approaches to building the medieval city, which consisted in extruding floor plans. It worked but was quite restrictive in what kind of houses we could produce. In this post, I'll describe the third approach, which consists in building a few building instances (templates)

I was watching some anime the other day and there was a scene where the protagonist enters the city of Babylon. They are astounded by the sheer scale of the city. Inside the walls, you can see huge avenues, countless homes and buildings. And in the center, stands the palace.

Recently I saw a YouTuber show how they scale individual faces in place using Geometry Nodes. This post will refine the method. Approach The key point is to first make each face standalone by using the Split Edges node. Then we can scale each face with one of two methods.

In my latest project, I wanted to build a city and layout avenues and streets. I thought a Voronoi pattern would make for realistic layouts. Even though there's no Voronoi pattern node in Blender, there's a way to make something similar. Inspiration I found the method in this YouTube video.