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Hi, my name is Pavel, I'm a multidisciplinary digital artist. I have extensive experience in creating high-quality visual digital content of any complexity, from developing a logo, banner, or landing page to creating a 3D visualization or product animation. I use Cinema 4D, Zbrush, TouchDesigner, Houdini FX, Adobe CC, Octane render, and other tools. I offer assistance in achieving goals, an individual approach, and a wide range of services in one place. Email me (info.pavel.kazlou@gmail.com) and we find the best options for Your Business! https://www.generative.pl/ https://www.behance.net/Pavel_Kazlou https://vimeo.com/user138639341 https://www.linkedin.com/in/PavelKazlou/ Best regards, Pavel
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Hey All! Currently I'm almost a month in now, trying to accomplish something inside houdini as a complete newbie. I was hoping there would be someone out here that has the knowledge to help me out a bit. Every tip is a helpful one for me at this stage entering the amazing world of houdini! So this is what I'm trying to accomplish. I'm trying to simulate a logo inside a big bath full of chocolate that slowly sinks down and drowns in the thick, viscous fluid. I got everything set up with an ocean source, narrow band particle sim and got everything cached. It looks pretty fine, until I continue to the meshing part. I've already spent quite some time trying to get to know the particle meshing tools inside of houdini, and for this case the best one turns out to be the workflow using the VDB toolset (since It gives me the most flicker free results). It get's pretty smooth as well, and I can give it a final smooth using a normals node, followed by a attribute blur that blurs out the point normals. Now comes the part where I'm getting stuck: I'd like to export this to another 3D application. In this case Cinema 4D. But unfortunately, I can't seem to figure out a way to transfer over these smoothed normals to an alembic file. What could I do to render out the pretty result in cinema, like I'm getting in houdini? Thanks a bunch in advance guys! I already learned A LOT from all the crazy talented people on this forum, so thanks a ton for that already. Stay safe,
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Hi, I am scattering two different objects and changing their points for cubes, I am merging them to a DOPNET with rbdpackedobject and blletrbdsolvers. Everything collide with each other it's great but when I export my alembic, with the ROP alembic and import into Cinema4d, I have a full list of objects mix up together. Is there a way to tell my alembic that there is two different groups of objects, so then iside c4d I can apply my materials straight away? I am stuck with this one, Many thank. R.
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Hi. I want to export my houdini simulation to cinema4d R20, but reading of it is too slow.In this example, the file is less than 1G and the polygon is less than 1M, but C4D takes more than 10 minutes to load it. On the other hand, Houdini takes about 20 seconds including unpack (convert to geometry instead of instance). all alembic file pattern (Houdini default,HDF5,Ogawa) and ShapeNode method (Deform and Transform) has same problem. Please give me any solution or idea for c4d pipeline. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1b8rN7RytybgCi_oUepXa9JK92iDOja0M Ogawa My Cinema4d is R20.059 Studio Houdini is H17.5.360
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Hey there, The question, I have a vellum grain sim that I want to export and use in cinema 4d. I have tried exporting it with an alembic but nothing shows up in my viewport. It's a pretty big sim around 6 mil particles. Any ideas? Thanks
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Hi.Now I want to use cinema4d to composit character to houdini vfx and render these,by alembic pipeline,ut my cinema4d has serious problem about importing alembic. When I export the object by my standard fragmentation network as Alembic, Cinema4d seems to recognize it as a null object Therefore, it can not read geometry. The problem seems to be on the Cinema4d side because the geometry was read correctly in Blender, but changing the settings for some nodes in Houdini will also cause the Cinema4d to read properly. However, the trouble is that there are multiple nodes that might be the cause, that the behavior changes due to continuous parameters such as ScatterPoints, and that even if another primitive is put into this network, the behavior changes. Chaotic situation is born. Is there a solution on Cinema4d or Houdini for this Alembic import problem? Help me. Houdini lndie 17.5.173 Cinema4d studio R20.059 alembicBug.zip
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Hi there, I have a problem exporting an .abc into C4D. I always did the same workflow: Simulation/ROP alembic output driver(bgeo)/File (load the .bgeo)/ROP Alembic export/Open in C4D/work like a charm. But recently i've changed my computer and for the first time I tried to do and animation and make an alembic, doesn't work I tried a lot of things and I'm desperate right now, but I think somehow when I export .abc don't concatenate all the files and when I open it on Cinema, it only read the first frame. You guys know what I mean? Is not a problem of Cinema (I open and old .abc file already and works great) I use : Houdini Indie 16.5.473 Cinema 4D R19 I share the file with you guys, thank you in advance. Appreciated the help. cuadradro__boole.obj Flujo_indie.hiplc
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Are you crazy about textures, shapes and colours and constantly looking for new inspiring creation challenges? Are you passionate about motion design and concepts? Do you like playing around a variety of software to get your aesthetic and realism always higher? Do you sometimes dream of joining a multidisciplinary team of pioneers based in Montreal and feel you’d thrive amazingly in international ambitious multimedia experience projects? Here is our content reel for you to be inspired: https://vimeo.com/178357432 We are looking for 2 types of Motion Designers to join us in Montreal: one mastering compositing with After Effects and enjoying integrating live-action content with CG animations; the other one, being pretty good with C4D and its plugins or with Houdini. Every motion designer participates in art direction. Send me your CV/linkedIn profile and portfolio/Demo reel at julietb@momentfactory.com NB: We offer to sponsor the working visa for non-residents in Canada. Some rules apply.
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Hi there, I'm using houdini indie.. I've built an animated structure and right at the end I have used a Wireframe node to turn to geometry. I now want to export the whole animation as Alembic using the 'ROP Alembic' node into Cinema 4D, however Cinema crashes upon Import of the Alembic. I have tried exporting 3 frames and even just 1 frame out of Houdini but the same problem occurs when importing into Cinema My guess is that the mesh is too big based on the fact that it was heavy to work with in Houdini? Are there any alternatives? I don't have Houdini Engine but could this be a potential solution? Does it transfer files in a different way?
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Hi there, Very new to Houdini, I am looking to export volume trails into Cinema 4D, weather by exporting the points or turning the points into splines and then exporting, as long as I avoid geometry because it's dense. Also, I do not have the Houdini engine. Any ideas on how this can be done?
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We are bringing our D&AD Black Pencil and Cannes Gold Lion awarded design and motion studio Stateside in Summer 2016 and are looking for world-class talent to join our core LA team. You will be one of the elite founding members: ready to jump into high-concept projects for forward-thinking brands immediately. Our formula in London the past nine years has been simple and successful: produce exciting, high-end creative and effective work, executed by best-in-class 3D and VFX technical artists. And, crucially, to have fun doing it. We are all creative contributors, whether we work on the more conceptual or technical end of the spectrum. We thrive on a melting pot mentality, where artists can take pride and ownership in producing shots from start to finish using their broad range of skill sets, while still contributing their knowledge and expertise on a collective scale for the greater good of the studio. We are looking for middleweight and senior talent: Designers, Directors and VFX/3D artists with a strong design sensibility. We are not proscriptive about the path that you’ve taken to get here. Whether you’ve arrived at 3D and motion design via the fine arts, engineering or natural sciences, we appreciate unusual perspectives. Some processes and programs that we like to use: Our main pipeline tool is Cinema4D. We render in Arnold or VRay4C4D. Houdini is our big gun for the more complex stuff. From time to time we like to use Maya as well. Compositing happens either in AfterEffects or Nuke. Available Roles: Senior Designer/Creative Lead 3D/VFX Artist Motion Designer Applications may be sent to LA@mvsm.com. All applicants must be legally able to work in the United States. The ManvsMachine team in LA will enjoy the same generous vacation allowance as their London counterparts. Just like them, you should have a great sense of humor, a belief that mass communication should never preclude good design, and a devastating ping pong serve.
