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GeoKit Tools: Dabfield and Furrow

Two small Blender tools, one geometry-nodes job each: Dabfield scatters objects where you weight-paint, and Furrow lays rows of objects over terrain.

  • Blender 5.2
  • Python
  • Geometry nodes
  • Coming soon

Coming soon

Not published on its store yet, so there is no buy or download link. PN Scripts does not take payment for it here.

Blender add-ons
Dabfield and Furrow side by side: a painted path of flowers and rows of trees on a hill

What it solves

The gap

Scattering by weight paint or laying rows over uneven ground means building and tuning a geometry-nodes setup by hand for each scene.

What it is

One click adds a ready, editable modifier: paint where things grow, or set a row direction and spacing and let the rows follow the ground.

How you use it

Select the objects, select the surface, click once, and paint or set the rows.

Micro-tools: one geometry-nodes job each, at a small price, not a scatter system.

Who it is for

Use it when

  • Flowers, stones and grass along painted paths and borders.
  • Vineyards, orchards and crop fields on hilly terrain.
  • Fence posts, lamps or seats in straight lines over uneven ground.

Built for

  • Blender users who dress environments and landscapes.
  • Artists who want a small, editable geometry-nodes setup instead of a large scatter system.

What they do

Dabfield: paint where things grow

Select the objects to scatter, then the surface. Add Dabfield makes an empty "Dabfield" vertex group and switches to Weight Paint: paint, and instances appear under the brush, denser and bigger where the weight is higher.

Dabfield: spacing and variety

Keep instances a minimum distance apart, cut off faint weight, set a size range, stand them upright or along the surface, and add random tilt and spin.

Furrow: rows on terrain

Select the plant, post or lamp, then the terrain. Rows in any direction cover the terrain and every point drops straight down onto it; instances face along the rows.

Furrow: only where it fits

Max Slope leaves steep ground empty and an optional painted mask keeps the rows inside a field. Stagger every other row, add jitter, keep plants upright or tilt them with the ground.

Specs

Availability
Coming soon
Vendor
PN Scripts
Type
Plugin
Platforms
Blender
Pricing
One-time purchase Price to be announced.
License
GPL 3.0 or later
Deployment
Blender extension (Windows, macOS, Linux)
Maturity
v1.0.0

Compatibility

Platform or runtime Supported versions Tested up to
Blender 5.2 or newer 5.2

Stack

  • Blender 5.2
  • Python
  • Geometry nodes

GeoKit Tools are coming soon

Both tools are finished and tested. They are not on sale yet; this page will say where to get them when they are.

Coming soon

Not published on its store yet, so there is no buy or download link. PN Scripts does not take payment for it here.

Questions

Yes. Dabfield and Furrow are separate add-ons, and the pair has both. Installing the pair next to a single tool does not register it twice.

No. The node groups are saved in the .blend file, so it opens and renders the same without the add-on, and you can open and edit the nodes.

Furrow lays out at most 2,000 points per side, so a tiny spacing on a large terrain cannot freeze Blender. Tested on Blender 5.2.1 and 5.2.2 on Linux; Blender 4.2 and 4.5 LTS, Windows and macOS were not tested.

Built with the help of an AI coding assistant; checked by PN Scripts with automated tests in Blender. Images are renders of procedural Blender scenes; no AI-generated imagery.

They are not on sale yet. When they are, this page will link to the store; PN Scripts does not take payment on this site.