Houdini 21.0 Nodes Copernicus nodes

Cable Split Copernicus node

Splits a cable based on filtering parameters.

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Since 21.0

This node splits a cable into matching and non_matching cables. Configure the node’s parameters to filter out which wires should come out of which output.

Note

The filters run sequentially and are unioned. For example, turning on Split by Pattern and Split by Type means a wire must match both conditions to come out of the matching output.

See Cables for information about how to use this node.

Parameters

Split by Pattern

Split by Pattern

Filters wires based on a name pattern.

Name Pattern

The name pattern to filter by. This uses Houdini’s pattern matching.

Split by Type

Split by Type

Filters wires based on a data type.

Type

The data type that the wire must match to come out of the matching output.

Split by Range

Split by Range

Filters wires based on a set range.

Note

A Start value of 0 and an End value of 1 includes wire 0 and wire 1, which are the first two wires of your cable.

Select

Select every Nth wire in the cable. This selects every other wire by default.

Start

The index of the first wire to include in the range.

End

The index of the last wire to include in the range.

Offset

The value to add to the wire index before computing whether the wire is within the selected range.

Split by Chance

Split by Chance

Filters wires based on probability.

Probability

The chance (percentage) that a wire comes out of the matching output. A value of 1 selects all the wires in the incoming cable.

Seed

The initial seed that determines which wires to include. Changing this value causes each wire to generate a new random value, which results in a new split.

Inputs

cable

The cable to split.

Outputs

matching

The cable of all the wires that match the filters.

non_matching

The cable of all the wires that don’t match the filters.

Copernicus nodes