Check Out a New Version of This Procedural Building Generator for...

In case you missed the news, Senior Concept Artist and Art Director Julien Gauthier has recently launched Auto-Building 1.2, a new and improved version of his procedural building generator for Blender powered by Geometry Nodes.

Initially launched back in June 2022, Auto-Building allows its users to quickly and easily generate a variety of structures in 3D, ranging from medieval huts and huts to modern-day skyscrapers. Moreover, the add-on enables you to input various building elements, such as doors, windows, panels, and more, which will be procedurally distributed across a simple mesh, resulting in a complex and detailed building.

The new version of the generator introduces compatibility with Blender 4.0 a new preset for creating Tibetan monasteries, and tons of new features and improvements, including Auto-UV unwrapping and scale, a reworked Roof system, more Deform options, a brand-new interior system, and more.

Here's a full list of what Auto-Building 1.2 brings to the table:

Blender 4.0 support
Clean up duplicated materials and Update tool new button
Auto-UV unwrapping and scale for walls, crease and roof
New Wall slot H
More Deform options, smooth and relative/absolute mode

Objects on wall positions local X and Y, Random, and Edge snapping
Extra Crease options (2 kinds for horizontals and 2 kinds for verticals now, previously it was only one, you will need to adapt your building's crease value unfortunately)
Booleans can now affect Creases
Reworked Roof system
Roof smoothness to allow curvy roof (Asian roof)
Roof Crease

Foundation thickness and offset
Secondary facade scattering option with boolean option.
Very basic interior wall and object scattering
Improved Auto-Base. Now based on the floor plan shape, so now usable with OSM-imported meshes
Output vertex group of top and bottom for material masking
New Tibet Preset

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