mestela
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An attempt here (and older attemps a few posts earlier) http://www.tokeru.com/cgwiki/index.php?title=HoudiniDops#Pyro_and_colour_yet_again Or just wait for H17 in a few days, where its built in. (edit) Oh, for rendering just bind Cd to your material: For extra control put a colour correct in the middle, and/or connect cd to the emitcolor for different effects:
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Here's something that might get you started. nut_pile.hipnc Uses ideas explained on these pages: http://www.tokeru.com/cgwiki/index.php?title=HoudiniDops#RBD_deintersect_the_easy_way http://www.tokeru.com/cgwiki/index.php?title=ForLoops#De-intersect_a_scatter_with_heavy_geometry
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cool! what was the render time on that? feels like the curves are a little soft ,wonder if that could be sharpened.... thinner curves, more width noise variation maybe?
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Also this:
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Revisited this to try and get the render better in mantra, this'll do. curl_lines_render.hip
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https://forums.odforce.net/topic/27126-curly-abstract-geometry/?tab=comments#comment-156050
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On my machine I can r.click an app and choose 'run with graphics processor' and choose either the battery sipping intel gpu, or the fancy nvidia processor. Not sure if that's a max-q specific feature, or common to all laptops that have a choice of nvidia gpu or integrated graphics.
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No, its a frequent source of annoyance when working with ramps.
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Aha! Its mentioned at 1hr39mins, the zip linked in the vimeo description contains the example wrangle that will read a texture and push it back to point animation. Its living in /obj/geometry_attributes/cloth/pointwrangle1 T
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Lyndon mentioned he had exactly this in one of his videos, lemme try and dig up the link...
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if I understand what you're asking, put a polypath sop before the carve. that'll merge the 2 poly lines into a single line.
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Pop metaballs? pop_metaball_forces.hipnc
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classic retro grid 80s sci fi: best approach
mestela replied to ocalaf's topic in Lighting & Rendering
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classic retro grid 80s sci fi: best approach
mestela replied to ocalaf's topic in Lighting & Rendering
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classic retro grid 80s sci fi: best approach
mestela replied to ocalaf's topic in Lighting & Rendering
You need to render the image, then cops will find that render and do its compositing dance. It's possible to make cops auto-trigger a render, but I find it gets houdini very gluggy and unstable in practice, so I avoid it. To be specific, go into ropnet1, select mantra1, and click 'render to disk' on the parameter pane. As soon as the render is finished, cops should find the image and be happy.
