The tree is just made out of single non connected verts it will not render. If you read the comments in Sketchfab you will see that others have the same problem.
Thanks. Yeah I did see one other comminter was unable to make it work, but so many of them were positive that I figured at least someone most have figured out how.
However, I am not sure what you are trying to do with your material, you have a material that doesn’t work, as you are trying to use a color attribute that is empty.
Yes I was wondering that, the attribute node gives errors sometimes and seems to lack any colour. There must be some trick to this, the sketchfab model looks like a point cloud.
GuyTDrakerGuy this video seems related, I am not sure what format the Sketchfab model is (I do not have an acount)
You start by going to the modifier tab. Then, with the model selected, you add a geometry nodes modifier. Then, go to the geometry nodes editor and add the nodes I showed you.
I tried setting the col attribute in the material, it does nothing. I tried extruding the vertices into faces to see if there are vertex colors and the result was completely blank. If I combine the different parts of the tree, the col attribute disappears, probably because it’s empty.
I suppose the problem must be with the source of the model or the way in which you imported it in Blender. I assume you got this point cloud from somewhere? Did that source include the color data? How did you import it in Blender, did you import it with a file format and settings that conserve the color?
I’ve tried redownloading it and reimporting it a few times, both as a .gITF and a .ply
Actually I haven’t tried it with the .ply since using your geometry node tree, so I’ll give that a go
edit: Struggling to get the node tree to work or even see the material at all with the .ply file. I’ve never used the .ply format before though. That is the original format though, so I could be ht issue.
Well you can with GN you can change the point cloud to be a cloud of cubes etc with instance on points. But there are 1,580,297 points so it would be a heavy file. (and still just a load of cubes instead of round points!)