Krakatuk

Thanks everyone for the answers!

I just wanted to add that there are two ways to get how something works: deductive and inductive. Someone starts from the basics and then construct the whole picture; someone needs to break the whole picture into parts to see what's there inside of it to get how it works. Well, it's always easier for me to figure something out in deductive way. Dig into parts and then pull my technical basis to the corresponding level, without it all the technical stuff is one heck of a ‘marklar’ for me. But having touched the parts it gets clearer in technical. I even started learn English not from grammar, constructing phrases so they ‘sound well’ - then I learned grammar.

That's why I'd love to see more info on using Houdini as a powerful app for projects and not just for some particular needs.

Hi!

I see that there are some tutorials about Dynamics in Houdini and there are none (just the very common stuff) about rendering and shading. Does this mean that it is the most easiest things in Houdini, and do developers plan to increase the number of tutorials especially when the interest to Houdini is growing or this software was developed for closed community?

Thank you.