By jason_iversen

Support for rendering to Indigo directly from Houdini.

http://www.indigorenderer.com

Update: v0.6

This currently supports Indigo v1.0.9.

This tiny script is an example on how you can split up all primitive groups of an object into seperate objects.

This operator will fetch all instances referred to in the "instance" attribute on the input geometry. Very useful for visualizing what mantra will render when using instancing. If allows you visualize the instance names and defaults to only copying the bounding boxes of the instance geometry - because the instances might very well be heavy geometry. This HDA also allows you to cull the input geometry before in the instance are fetched.

Usage: merely input geometry with "instance" attribute set.

This script will bubble nodes up the tree quickly and easily. (the left-side inputs only). Bind it to a key and hover over a node and hit the key. If you are on Houdini 6, its easy to modify the script to not use the mousepath() expression and you can add it to the OPmenu commands very easily.

Bind it like this:

alias F7 source bubble_up_this_node.cmd

alias F8 source bubble_up_this_node.cmd down

This produces a simple exponential fog. This has a much more natural feel to it than linear fog.