jonidunno
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Sorry but this is amazing!!
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I owe you a beer sir!
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This is cool is there a way I can use it in my intial set up? scene file attached: Bendlines_v001.hip
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Hello, I need help trying to bend a bunch of curves into a tapered like shape. The attached image will explain better:
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learning Getting Objects to spawn on the Normal location
jonidunno replied to RustyMac2020's topic in Modeling
you can also... cause I do this alot: Use this in a primwrangle: ///Add Center Point addpoint(0, @P); ///Remove Prim removeprim(0, @primnum, 1); -
lol.. derp, that's exactly what was happening thanks for the extra eyes!
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Tried to simplify as much as possible... just follow the yellow subnets. Thanks, ForEach_Help_JL_001.hip
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Your right it looks like i have an error "metadata cooked outside its block, so it's not generating the expected attributes." But in a nutshell, I'm creating attributes on incoming and out coming points, promoting to prim attributes then assigning "direction" attributes to separate pieces to each prim. Now I have to figure why it's cooking outside the block.
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I'm running into an issue where I'm trying to assigning Prim attributes inside a "for-each count" with a wrangle. I'm aware they made changes to how for-each loops work since 16.5. but is there a way to promote the attributes some how? I saw that some one made some example in the past... but it doesn't work for what I need. using a name mask before the loop won't work with my set up. Is there a way to assign id's a in a wrangle inside the for-loop? Thanks,
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@toadstorm did an example of something like this in his blog. https://www.toadstorm.com/blog/?p=465 look for the "The simple ribbon procedural animation." Hope this helps.
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Is there a reason it needs to be done in vellum? It looks like it's already running through dops.
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Thanks this is cool! I'm actually trying to constrain the position and just have them self collide with each other if that makes sense... Right now they are tumbling as they move along the surface. Best way I could describe what I'm trying to solve, if you could image that the rbd packed objects are like bikes or scooters so they move along the surface and rotate to the velocity but self collide. I'm still trying wrap my head around it.
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Happy Friday, Trying to wrap my head around constraining or copying packed rbd's to particles that are moving along a surface. Attached is my test scene please help if you have time! Thanks, particleRbdTest_01.hip
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"GameDev Dissolve Flat Edges" issue ...
jonidunno replied to Masoud's topic in General Houdini Questions
What version of Houdini are you running? It's working on my end (v17.0.506) -
This is super cool Thanks!!!
