Using the new instance attributes in geometry nodes, we can now turn models into Lego bricks! They can even keep their color. Using instances means we can make much larger Lego scenes. If you want to be able to export models, the instances must be realized, and some of the settings in the node tree need to be changed to use geometry instead of instances.
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