Grass in Solaris
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- nickfr
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- mtucker
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The most common problem I see when importing curves from SOPs is when there is no width attribute set on the curves. In that case, USD (and the renderer) use the USD default curve width of "1", which is probably totally wrong for grass. This results in the curves looking like huge ribbons. However you said your curves come in as spheres. That's no something I've seen before. If you attach a simple hip file that would certainly help isolate the issue.
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- nickfr
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The most common problem I see when importing curves from SOPs is when there is no width attribute set on the curves. In that case, USD (and the renderer) use the USD default curve width of "1", which is probably totally wrong for grass. This results in the curves looking like huge ribbons. However you said your curves come in as spheres. That's no something I've seen before. If you attach a simple hip file that would certainly help isolate the issue.
that did the trick, thanks. I think they looked liked spheres because there were millions of them.
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- robp_sidefx
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This results in the curves looking like huge ribbons
Just to slightly add to this..... In HoudiniGL it'll look like huge flat ribbons; in Karma it'll look like huge round tubes with sphere caps, so if the curve is very short it'll just look like spheres.
Edited by robp_sidefx - Aug. 20, 2022 02:17:03
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- Hamilton Meathouse
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