Sprites display as black boxes unless I change the viewport shading mode, in which case they snap back temporarily until I move on to a new node.
This is happening primarily when I create vellum grains.
I'm guessing something is wrong with my spriteshop path? but it's just the default...
Can anyone provide any insight? Thanks in advance!
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- awe_motion
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Houdini Indie and Apprentice » "Follow nearest point" set up troubleshoot
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I'm quite new to Houdini so forgive me if I'm overlooking the obvious here, but weird little bug I haven't been able to solve…
- I scattered points inside a grid.
- I split that into two transforms, one is static, one is rotating.
The goal is to have the static points, search for the closest point in the rotating geo at each frame, and translate it's pos to the new nearest point pos.
- So I created an attribute wrangle on the static points to fetch the nearptnum of the rotating geo, second input being rotating points, Vexpression as follows :
i@nearptnum = nearpoint(1, @P);
- Then I created a point vop, from the current ptnum I get the nearptnum, nearptnum to P vector (of rotating point, second input), then used that pos to drive the new point Pos (see image).
The set up works!… kinda, the points follow but every once in a while they “jump” to what is clearly not the nearest point. I think maybe it's still searching for the nearest point to it's pos at frame 1? Can anyone share some insight? Pics and file below. Thank you!
- I scattered points inside a grid.
- I split that into two transforms, one is static, one is rotating.
The goal is to have the static points, search for the closest point in the rotating geo at each frame, and translate it's pos to the new nearest point pos.
- So I created an attribute wrangle on the static points to fetch the nearptnum of the rotating geo, second input being rotating points, Vexpression as follows :
i@nearptnum = nearpoint(1, @P);
- Then I created a point vop, from the current ptnum I get the nearptnum, nearptnum to P vector (of rotating point, second input), then used that pos to drive the new point Pos (see image).
The set up works!… kinda, the points follow but every once in a while they “jump” to what is clearly not the nearest point. I think maybe it's still searching for the nearest point to it's pos at frame 1? Can anyone share some insight? Pics and file below. Thank you!
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