The Advanced All-in-One Set of Tools for Procedural Instancing of Objects in Blender

Advanced Array Tool is a comprehensive set of tools and features designed for procedural instancing/cloning of objects in Blender. It has lots of customization settings and includes a wide range of features spanning from randomization to an excellent set of Instance on Curve/Object tools, making it ideal for rendering, level/environment design, game development, architectural visualization, and more. You can also use it for animation, and motion graphics.

Powered by Geometry Nodes and neatly organized within a single node group to keep your project clutter-free. It delivers impressive performance, even with over 2000 nodes packed within. There’s no Geometry Nodes knowledge required. It’s user-friendly and has all the controls you need right in the modifiers panel.

Key Features

• Easy to Use
• Fully Procedural (Powered by Geometry Nodes)
• Highly Customizable
• Single Node Group (For a clutter-free project!)
• Performant (Over 60 FPS on a MacBook Air M1 during an animation)
• Instance From Object / Collection (Load instance(s) from either an object or a collection)
• Transformation Tools
• Full Set of Randomization Tools (Randomize location, rotation, and scale. Uniform Random Scale)
• Random Stepped Rotation (This feature allows you to achieve randomized incremental rotations of the instances by specifying the number of angles)
• Advanced Arrays (Grid Array, Circular Array, Linear)
• Instance on Object (A variety of useful features that allow you to precisely position the instances on the surface of a selected object)
• Instance Along Curve (A set of powerful and essential features designed for the precise distribution of the instances along a curve)
• Look at Object & Repel (Align the orientation of the instances toward a specified object & control the repulsion and attraction forces)
• Texture Transform (Control the transformation of the instances using either a procedural noise, a custom image texture, or a combination of both)
• Variation Row (Modify the number of the instances within each subsequent row you add)
• Curve Profile (Convert all splines of a curve to a mesh using a profile curve, with an option to preserve scaling)
• Object Offset (Transformation of instances based on the attributes of a selected object)
• Effectors (Linear, Object, Proximity, and Noise)
• Delete Geometry (A range of features dedicated to precise instance deletion)
• Rarity Settings (Control the rarity or frequency of instances)
• And More!