dyei nightmare

interesting!!! thanks a lot!!!

interesting, and what is the diference between local space and world space?, i thought it was like local vs global transforms, like, vectors considering a 0 cordinates based on the entire world, and local considering something like 0 cordinate on geometry center but that doesnt work

just wondering how do you use ptransform(vector vec, matrix transform) on which context operates, and in which cases is it usefull? and by the way, what does it mean: "space:ndc" Normal Device Coordinate space. ?

but whats the problem? seems like you are aplying high velocity, i dunno if what you want is more substeps? increase it. personally i would say that you dont need smoke on that simulation.

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Both? do you mean both targets?

yes, houdini has become more artist friendly, and thats not bad, but i thought that the main target of side fx were the companies that are working on vfx, but dont want to spend a lot of money on software developers or creating new inhouse software. but anyway this is a topic for other thread, i mean, the wrangle nodes system is wonderfull and dynamic, but, i dont understand why sesi are putting more effort on modeling department instead of making a faster mantra renderer and less noisy.

no, is not to keep houdini complex, there is an apropiate answer for this that fits your tool-logic, but there is no point on this conversation

there are many techniques there... done in diferent ways most of them based on geometry solvers

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i would not say that modeling based on moving vertex by vertex is lazyness, because it isnt, what i think is lazyness is people wanting to be vfxtd or video game developers without programing (seriously, that people exist) , i dont blame them, maybe every people needs to find their niche? maybe every person needs to find what he/she enjoy and at what can be good at?, because there are spots for artists also on that field... i was web developer some years ago, i ended literally pulling my hair because i realized that i hate it, but, i found that i enjoy programing for artistic purposes, and movies stuff.. so here i am basically i dont blame some one for not being programer, not everybody has to be a code guru neither, i encourage people to find their niche and tastes and be happy at it

organic modeling is not easy, nor procedural modeling, we know how procedural can be hard organic modeling is not easy neither, organic modeling is a damn puzzle!! the rotating edges workflow feels like you need a master degree to do that!!! and zbrush basically you need to be an sketch artist, hard surface modeling is maybe a little less complex,

no, my point was: dont stop to do the classic vex stuf, and fortunatelly they wont i didnt knew about that course, surelly ill throw an eye to it

no, my point was, what fortunatelly, Moritz confirmed, that they wont stop to do the clasic vex tutorials

thanks a lot i will check out keep up the amazing vex content