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I'm working on an Ivy geo nodes project I draw curves onto a surface, it becomes the trunc and leaves are distributed along the curve. I'd like to rotate the leaves according to the surface normals Example: my curve is drawn on a cube from one face to the other and the leaves follow the cube's normals. How should I do that? PS : My Geo node modifier is on the Curve, not on the surface

RE: answer by Crantisz , maybe due to the fact that the leaves are spawned on a curve before. I replaced the leaves by a cone so that you can see for yourself enter image description here

Timaroberts
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You can transfer values from object to object using transfer attribute. This is a simple setup, you may add some variety to the vector:

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Of course this method has some limitations, but overall it produces good results.

Note: You shouldn't use normals as rotation, it's different things. Use align Euler to vector to convert normal to rotation

Crantisz
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