vustaCute, but utterly un-useful!
what about skillz….? given the best typewriters…I've never seen a bunch of monkeys churned out works of Shakespeare quality.
Daryl DunlapOk, cool, thanks for your time, and the info, heading to the RS forum!
Yeah, there's already been alot of production frames done with Redshift using the Houdini ocean tools. You can search on the Redshift forums for some success stories.
Daryl DunlapThanks for the reply, storage is cheap, not really a concern, just not sure how to make this work, especially with flip fluid integration, like an infinite ocean with a boat roaming through the ocean, is the visual quality as good, do I need to export huge maps, etc.
Redshift cannot read the Spectra directly like Mantra can. So, you still have to export the deformed mesh and displacement map (both per-frame) for rendering in Redshift.
What you lose in storage cost you gain in per-frame rendertime.
midiconI am also interested to hear about this, a good facial bone rig would go a long way in easing the rigging process, several of those out there, it would make the auto rig-much more usable, maybe in a future release?
I'm so excited for this release! I was a bit worried at first to see all the little teases of the interface but man it looks awesome!!! I just have one question, the rigging is jaw dropping but is there anything in there for facial rigging!!? the auto-rigging just looks like it only is for the main body parts. is there a way to add bones to the auto rig or is it still something that you'd have to build from the ground up?
Thanks!! I'm excited for our company to officially switch!!
Rob
3dnvMe as well, although I would have loved to see auto facial rigging tools as well, but all in all 16 updates are impressive.
The rigging and character tools have me smiling from ear to ear
pomruCool, thanks, missed that one!
Funny you should ask, since there is this tutorial that was posted last month. Enjoy!
Infinite Ocean Effect with FLIP [sidefx.com]
