Vexosaur
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Haven't tested it but I don't see why it wouldn't.
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Houdini and UE4 procedural cave tool and breakdown on Gumroad
Vexosaur posted a topic in Lounge/General chat
I made a tool for creating fully procedural cave systems from curves for use inside UE4 with Houdini Engine. Check it out, let me know what you think. Available here: https://gum.co/hdacaves Enjoy!-
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Start working on this again. Added some width variation to the input curve, vertical shafts and broken it into segments.
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Yeah, will need to play around. Mainly thinking for it's ability to preserve UVs.
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Nice! I need to start working on mine again, it's been sitting in hiatus for ages. The new poly reduce will be really helpful too.
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Made this a while ago, finally got around to uploading it to gumroad. https://gum.co/ofsD
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Ultimately I would like to update it to use a system like this https://vimeo.com/229252148 . It's finding the time to work on it, though since people still seem to be enjoying it and using it maybe I'll be more inspired to find the time.
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Don't have any plans to add to this at this point in time, there are already quite a lot of really nice tree growing/making systems around. I do have plans for some other things though, that aren't already done so well.
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So no recorded tutorial but I did finally get around to finishing this. It's not super complicated, you should be able to pull it apart and figure out how it works. https://gum.co/shells
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How to work with millions of points smoothly
Vexosaur replied to Jesus Nieto's topic in General Houdini Questions
There is the fluid compress if you are working with FLIP, I assume you could adapt it to work with other points for viewport visualization. You could also just delete every X point with a delete SOP or wrangle, a bit hackneyed though. Maybe someone else has a better solution. -
Yeah I get that, totally normal. I don’t know that there is a way to remove that inertia completely. The motivation is coming from time invested in a project, so until you have invested some time. The only thing I can think of is to eliminate distractions in those early stages of a project.
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You could use the intersect function in VEX
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I tend to go through phases of motivation, sometimes you just need to have a break for awhile and recharge. I find having good challenge helps or by breaking down a larger project into smaller goals.
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Find the center of a deforming tube with Vex
Vexosaur replied to midicon's topic in General Houdini Questions
If it’s only ever running over a tube you could easily make my solution fully procedural by linking the group by range and vex to the number of divisions. For some thing more complex a volume and attribute from volume might be the way to go.
