Just please understand, that we are not where we want to be yet. So we have to be rather conservative (for the lack of a better word) with the design foundations. And we don’t want to make decisions for them on how files should be stored and how the resulting asset list will look like in the UI.
Later on, asset management systems should be able to integrate well into the asset browser.
What if later we decide that folders are not an appropriate abstraction to group together assets?. blends which would be slow (caching is planned for 2.93). When changing directories it would have to read the assets of a bunch of. Users may want to see all assets in a single list, without directories. We’d have to show navigation controls which poses some UI problems. However there are design implications/limitations, e.g.: On the pure implementation side, having folder navigation within the repository shouldn’t be complicated to add. That is to say, it’s not a design change I can do easily. This design is written out by Brecht and was signed off by the people involved. Assets in sub-directories would be loaded into a single, linear asset list. The milestone 1 design, as outlined here, even explicitly excludes displaying sub-directories. Neither is it ready to be used by existing asset management systems. In the paid Graswald Pro version we have more advanced options that provide more advanced diffusion options, as well as seasonal and color variation controls and wind physics.The current design & implementation - which is just the first half of milestone one - a basic, local asset browser - are not ready to handle complex cases with 1000s of assets and complex directory structures. You can also expand your library by accessing more than 78 types of models, which can be downloaded for free via Gtry. The Geometry Nodes-based scattering add-on available for everyone.īlender users can paint objects scattered on a surface, such as plants or rocks with a complete set of parameters to control for properties such as density, scale, and rotation, GScatter is released by Graswald. G Scatter is still in beta, enables users to paint vegetation like grass into a Blender scene, you are able to use different sets of built-in 3D plant models into the software. You can use it to quickly create natural environments like meadows or forests. It allows you to scatter any object on a surface and control the look of it, by changing the density, scale, rotation, and much more. G Scatter is a free scattering add-on build on the new Geometry Nodes of Blender 2.93.
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