Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this Blender livestream we continue designing a **stylized food truck concept** while experimenting with Geometry Nodes, procedural details, and transparent X-ray materials.
You'll see how a simple vehicle model can evolve into something much more interesting by layering procedural techniques. We model wheels and interior components, experiment with wireframe and transparency effects, and explore ways to generate internal details like circuitry and cables using Geometry Nodes.
Along the way you'll also see how creative experimentation often leads to unexpected results — sometimes the best ideas come from pushing tools further than intended.
If you're learning Blender, these sessions are a great way to see real problem-solving and creative workflows in action.
Learn Blender physics and simulations here:
b3d.cgcookie.com/blender-physics
0:00 Stream start and project overview
1:42 Reviewing the stylized food truck goal
4:10 Modeling wheel rims and ridges
10:30 Creating spokes using Array + Curve
16:40 Refining rim geometry and proportions
22:05 Applying subdivision and creases
26:30 Building mirrors and exterior details
32:45 Adding interior components (seats & dashboard)
38:10 Creating transparent X-ray materials
44:15 Geometry Nodes wireframe experiment
52:00 Generating procedural circuit board details
1:01:20 Filling the truck with procedural wires
1:11:00 Testing renders in Eevee and Cycles
1:18:45 Experimenting with stylized procedural designs
1:28:20 Pivot to viewer modeling challenge (Vault Boy start)
Livestreams like this are where experimentation happens. Sometimes the result is a polished asset — sometimes it's a strange procedural art piece. Either way, you learn a lot about Blender along the way.
#Blender #Blender3D #GeometryNodes #3DModeling #CGCookie
In this Blender livestream we continue designing a **stylized food truck concept** while experimenting with Geometry Nodes, procedural details, and transparent X-ray materials.
You'll see how a simple vehicle model can evolve into something much more interesting by layering procedural techniques. We model wheels and interior components, experiment with wireframe and transparency effects, and explore ways to generate internal details like circuitry and cables using Geometry Nodes.
Along the way you'll also see how creative experimentation often leads to unexpected results — sometimes the best ideas come from pushing tools further than intended.
If you're learning Blender, these sessions are a great way to see real problem-solving and creative workflows in action.
Learn Blender physics and simulations here:
b3d.cgcookie.com/blender-physics
0:00 Stream start and project overview
1:42 Reviewing the stylized food truck goal
4:10 Modeling wheel rims and ridges
10:30 Creating spokes using Array + Curve
16:40 Refining rim geometry and proportions
22:05 Applying subdivision and creases
26:30 Building mirrors and exterior details
32:45 Adding interior components (seats & dashboard)
38:10 Creating transparent X-ray materials
44:15 Geometry Nodes wireframe experiment
52:00 Generating procedural circuit board details
1:01:20 Filling the truck with procedural wires
1:11:00 Testing renders in Eevee and Cycles
1:18:45 Experimenting with stylized procedural designs
1:28:20 Pivot to viewer modeling challenge (Vault Boy start)
Livestreams like this are where experimentation happens. Sometimes the result is a polished asset — sometimes it's a strange procedural art piece. Either way, you learn a lot about Blender along the way.
#Blender #Blender3D #GeometryNodes #3DModeling #CGCookie
