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The best new feature in Blender 4 is NODE TOOLS 🔥 Before this, you could only use geometry nodes as modifiers. Now you can use them as quick one-time operations! This is beyond powerful. Best thing to ever happen to Blender Here's a simple node tree to make pipes...

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