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Ola Peoples! I'm just gonna post my adventure regarding and learning more about organic form and modeling. Have fun , and I hope that someone can help with tips and other Trix in Vex or just enjoying this Topic. Starting model, it's Lily - L-system. Reading ON GROWTH AND FORM BY D’ARCY WENTWORTH THOMPSON Cambridge: at the University Press 1917. This is not for professionally CG artists only for Hobbyist-sss
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I saw this awesome video yesterday. It's so cool!!!!! But i can't find any information for doing this in houdini. I want creat some stuff like this so much,Can you guys give me some idea or some information for how to creat stuff like this! Thank you very much!!!!!!
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The best approach to Isolate primitives and do sorting on some Grid, so that I have parts like (puzzle or just parts) .. Have trillion shapes and just want to model somehow and need some solution for sorting . Isolate.hipnc Isolate_solveW.hipnc
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I want to use scatter points to create voronoi regions on a mesh similar to the clump map shown in the screen shot. No fracturing. Has anyone done that?
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How can I create a geometric pattern like the one shown in this video?
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Hello ! I’m completly lost with group syntax and wildcards. I try to combine every second primitive group. Looked at the doc (http://www.sidefx.com/docs/houdini/model/groups.html#syntax) but it doesn’t help me sadly. Any advice ? Thanks group_problem.hip
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Hey magicians! I just saw a wonderful L-System sample video by Danndx and I wonder how a setup like this could be achieved? I love procedural growth / pattern stuff, seems he used a solver and some vex, any tips on how to achieve similar stuff? Thanks! Cheers!
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Hey magicians, I've been trying to do some pattern stuff inspired by Ehsan Parizi, but I can't get my head on how to do it. Here are some Ehsan examples And this is what I did so far lol I know this is probably not the best way, im stuck to rotate them in certain axis like he did, any tips on how to create this different types of patterns will be really helpful. Attached is my file. Thanks! gridtest.hip
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Hello magicians, I tried to replicate a cool pattern picture I saw today as a way to practice: Couldn't get good results, this was my first try: And then this one: When I traslated to a face get even worst, any tips on how to achieve this kind of effect?, hip attached, sorry is kinda messy Thanks! honeycomb_pattern.hip
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Hey guys, I'm sure that everyone who has ever attempted rendering in Hou has experienced the pleasures of using expression functions and pattern matching. The workflow of formatting your target content (geometry, lights etc.) together with this syntax is truly powerfull. For example: I want to render a character and everything else to mask him. Group and expression operators make that easy and dynamic: Render Objects: @character Mask Objects: !@character However at some point the group of @character has to be expanded and the ! negation-operator has to be resolved before the concrete pathes are used to generate the information consumed by the renderer. I guess this is the job of the Pattern Matching and Expression Library I am referring to in the title. Now on an abstract level, this is just a powerfull language for users to dynamically describe (sub-)sets of data which they wish to use for something. Same principle - different data sources: Now what if your Object Names in the Mantra node whose patterns and expressions will be evaluated would not refer to objects in networks but to entries in databases? @group_name string expansion could result in all database entries whose "Group" field matches "group_name". (and of course !@group_name would result in the opposite...) What if we are not talking Mantra ROPs anymore, but maybe a Pyside Standalone or Web Application that lets you enter these patterns and expressions to describe the datasets to pull from any database? How to ?: Does that sound realistic/reasonable/doable at all? If so, do you know any libraries that define expression languages/operators and expose solvers for them? (Sympy!?) Are there some details on how Houdini handles that? How would you go about implementing a Mantra ROP like application that exposes string fields where people can use pattern matching and expressions to describe data that is then pulled from databases?