Isleofgough
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It looks like any upgrade from DM2 still costs $100. Edit: Thank you Alexey for giving me the link. It is great.
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Unfortunately it looks like this is $100 for users like me who bought DM1 and upgraded to DM2. There is no discount. Is it actually a new product or just renamed DM2?
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I don't think you can use attribute expression to delete an attribute.
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Did you try an attribute delete node? I don't have access to a computer this week, but I would think that would work.
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Thank you. With the amount and type of other software I use, not to mention data only on a time machine backup, switching operating systems is not desirable. The comments on configurations were helpful.
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I am trying to keep buying a Mac Pro under $9000 with discount. I burned out my iMac from probably overheating with many days of rendering. If rendering models with high definition texture maps but little simulations is the goal, would it be best to upgrade the processor from 8 to 12 cores, expand RAM, or upgrade the graphics card to a Vega?
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It looks like "sheen" was what caused the problem. Changing it to zero fixed the render issue.
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Where is the checkerboard pattern living these days?
Isleofgough replied to Oskar's topic in Lighting & Rendering
There is no patterns section in Houdini 17.5, but you can add a principled shader and right click: allow editing of contents, and add a pattern within this -
Where is the checkerboard pattern living these days?
Isleofgough replied to Oskar's topic in Lighting & Rendering
It sounds like you don't have good Uv mapping. Check your uv view to see if you have a shape other than just a line or nothing. -
Where is the checkerboard pattern living these days?
Isleofgough replied to Oskar's topic in Lighting & Rendering
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I am rendering an image that takes about an hour and a half on a Imac 2017 and it has more grain than I would like (see attachment). How would I improve this without significantly increasing render time? My current Mantra render settings are: Mantra tile size 48 Reflection limit 4 Refraction limit 4 Diffuse limit 0 Color limit 3 Ray tracing Bias 0.001 Sampling pixel sample 5x5 Gamma 2.2 Min ray samples 2 max ray samples 8 noise level 0.001 Global quality 2 Diffuse quality 1 Render 16 bit integer Tiff with gamma 2.2, 2500x2000 px
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How to transform objects according to curve normals
Isleofgough replied to Isleofgough's topic in Modeling
I figured it out. I needed to transform the grid slightly. Everything is working ZipTie.hiplc -
I am trying to create the beginning of a plastic ratchet tie, and I can't seem to get the notches to align properly according to the normals of the curve. I am using copy to points. How would I transform them afterwards according the direction of normal of the curve? What am I missing? Thanks.
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That looks useful. Thank you for sharing!
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I discussed this with Mr. Goldfarb from SideFx and it does not appear one can change the default behavior of new bone creation in ortho views. However, it was possible to fix the rotations with a somewhat tedious method of clicking on each bone, enabling child compensation, cleaning any transforms, rotating the bone 90 degrees in z, cleaning rotates, and then disabling child compensation.
