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  1. trzanko
    Hello, Trying to read a vector array from another point at a certain index. From my understanding of Houdini something like this should work. vector tempArray[] = point(0,"vectorArrayAttrib",pointToReadFrom); vector v = tempArray[index]; Unfortunately this method is returning an empty array from the point() function. If this is not the right way to go about doing this please let me know. Any help welcomed. Thanks.
  2. lukeiamyourfather
    The new feature in Houdini 12 for simulating Pyro clusters is pretty cool and very efficient for the simulation. I'm trying to get the simulation caches back into Houdini (to view and render the results) but I don't see a straight forward way of doing so. I used the "${CLUSTER}" variable in the name for the export ROP that went to HQueue but that only works for the export, not for reading the simulation back in. Am I missing a straight forward way of reading the simulated Pyro clusters back in or is it a one way street to use the "${CLUSTER}" variable and you just make a bunch of file nodes to get them back in?
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