Sepu
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you can use a fit function i@strength = int(fit01(rand(@primnum + chf("seed")), 1, 10));
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Yes it will, just unpack and convert after you import into Houdini.
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I would say go with Alembic instead.
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Vex: Create a vector/quaternion with literals (x,y,z) and (r,g,ba)
Sepu replied to schiho's topic in General Houdini Questions
look at the setattribtypeinfo vex function http://www.sidefx.com/docs/houdini/vex/functions/setattribtypeinfo -
you can use mesh lights or just use the rs incandescent mat. You could just copy to points a bunch of small sphere or instance the geo as well with RS.
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If I understand you correcty in Vops use a bind and bind export or in wrangle. @pscale = @mask;
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How do I stick points on a deformed mesh
Sepu replied to Panxiety's topic in General Houdini Questions
Here you go point_deform_ex.hipnc -
The last 3 HOUDINI_DSO_ERROR = 2 PATH = "C:/ProgramData/Redshift/bin;$PATH" HOUDINI_PATH = "C:/ProgramData/Redshift/Plugins/Houdini/15.5.480;&"
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Redshift users, post your tips tricks here please!
Sepu replied to art3mis's topic in Lighting & Rendering
You can make a Shelf Tool, just create everything in SOPs grab all it and drag it into the Shelf. -
you can use the polyexpand 2d instead.
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watch a couple of Steven Knipping videos. New booleans can give you more randomness
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like this? ROADS_001.hipnc
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well if you look at your material, you have black on your diffuse so yeah you wont see anything the same with GI (Also you have turn off GI in the ROP). Add and environment or something like that so light can bounce. I can see depth, you should have a look at Adrian video about zdepth. Even though the video is for Maya, the same applies to Houdini
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So is it working with what Henry said or not? Because here is working just fine as you can see. What version of RS are u using?
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you cant use the particle tech for emitting light (mesh light) unless you want to use the rs_incandescence. You would want to use instancing in that case.
