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Procedural Building Generator

by Nicholas 3D·Modeling

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Why we like it

Released under a Creative Commons license and made by a Blender Dev Fund contributor, Procedural Building Generator earns its place in the Superhive library for a ready-to-tweak Geometry Nodes setup, with more than 100 sales recorded there.

What is Procedural Building Generator?

Procedural Building Generator is a Blender tool from Nicholas 3D that creates buildings using Geometry Nodes. Buildings stay customizable: you adjust dimensions, layouts, and styles through intuitive controls to match your requirements.

The setup includes a library of pre-made doors and windows ready to integrate into designs, and you can create your own versions using a standard dimension of 2 metres by 2 metres. Built-in randomness controls add organic variation, so each building keeps its own character.

The .blend file arrives already set up. Head to the modifiers tab to start tweaking settings, and work from the pre-made collections or craft custom ones. Apply the modifier when you're ready, or copy it to generate additional buildings, then export them to suit your project. It's listed on Superhive with a Creative Commons license and supports Blender 4.1 and 4.0.

Who is Procedural Building Generator best for?

Procedural Building Generator is best for blender artists who need to generate buildings and urban landscapes using Geometry Nodes.

How much does Procedural Building Generator cost?

Procedural Building Generator is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Customizable building creation by adjusting dimensions, layouts, and styles through intuitive controls
  • Library of pre-made doors and windows ready to integrate into designs
  • Option to create your own doors and windows at a standard 2m by 2m dimension
  • Built-in randomness controls for organic variation across buildings
  • Ships as a pre-set .blend file with settings controlled from the modifiers tab
  • Work from pre-made collections or custom ones, then apply or copy the modifier to generate and export more buildings

Tags

#Blender#Geometry Nodes#building generator#procedural#architecture#urban landscapes#doors and windows

Frequently asked questions

Does Procedural Building Generator work with Blender 4.1 and 4.0?

Procedural Building Generator lists support for Blender 4.1 and 4.0, so it runs on those versions of the software. It's delivered as a .blend file that's already set up, with the generator working through Geometry Nodes and controlled from the modifiers tab. If you're on a different Blender release, check the developer's page for the latest compatibility details before downloading, since versions beyond the two listed here aren't confirmed.

How do I use Procedural Building Generator once the file is open?

Procedural Building Generator arrives as a .blend file that's already set up, so you head to the modifiers tab to start tweaking settings. From there you adjust dimensions, layouts, and styles, and you can work from the pre-made collections or craft custom ones. When a building looks right, apply the modifier, or copy it to generate additional buildings, then export the results according to your requirements. Built-in randomness controls are also on hand to vary each result.

Is Procedural Building Generator free to use?

Procedural Building Generator is listed as free in this catalog and carries a Creative Commons license. Because licensing terms can change over time, the developer's page is the place to confirm how you're allowed to use and distribute the buildings you generate. Reviewing the exact Creative Commons conditions there before building it into a project keeps you on solid ground, since those terms govern what you can share and reuse.

Can I make my own doors and windows in Procedural Building Generator?

Procedural Building Generator ships with a library of pre-made doors and windows ready to integrate into designs, and it also lets you create your own versions. Custom doors and windows use a standard dimension of 2 metres by 2 metres, which the source describes as room for personalized touches. This all sits within the Geometry Nodes setup, where built-in randomness controls add organic variation so each building keeps its own character.

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