donbradson
It looks good, Is this work completed, and can you send me it, Will use it in my children's animation series.

donbradson
It looks good, Is this work completed, and can you send me it, Will use it in my children's animation series.

BrandonA
I've attached a .hip file that demonstrates how to configure the FFmpeg node to create a gif from a series of images. You will need a more recent version of Houdini 18.0 as it uses the updated FFmpeg nodes. I will file an RFE to add a preset to the FFmpeg node for creating a gif.

Let me know if you have any other questions.

tamte

Naga Pavan

tamte
several things:
- if you would want to define operator path by string instead of input number, you have to use op: syntax otherwise it'd think it's the file path on disk, so it would look like this:

point("op:../attribwrangle2", 0, "try", 0)

but I'd recommend using opfullpath() wrapper which would keep the dependency so that it would update the path even if you rename your attribwrangle2

Hi Thomas,
I kind always use direct string relative path references
please help on opfullpath(), if there are more uses for it other than i/o operations channels, and disavantages of using string path directly, in hscript functions other than i/o operations.
thank you,

tamte
several things:
- if you would want to define operator path by string instead of input number, you have to use op: syntax otherwise it'd think it's the file path on disk, so it would look like this:

point("op:../attribwrangle2", 0, "try", 0)

but I'd recommend using opfullpath() wrapper which would keep the dependency so that it would update the path even if you rename your attribwrangle2

SIgor420
Looks promising. How is it procedural? Can you change some parameters to make changes without destroying the looks?

motionpunk
Could u please try and see if u can assign F3 or F4 anywhere? doesnt seem to let me here!

tamte