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Houdini Lounge » Siggraph 2018
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- fianna
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well you will laugh (cause i said it in the presentation too) but it's so fresh, there is not even icon for it - at the time of presentation/demo
Houdini Lounge » Siggraph 2018
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- fianna
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lol guys… building up waaaaaaaaayy too much anticipation here. tho to be fair, i dont have an ETA on the vids rolling out AND i been using the tool so…sorry about the cocktease wait.
Houdini Indie and Apprentice » Translate / Pivot Translate relative to world zero Issue.
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Houdini Indie and Apprentice » Translate / Pivot Translate relative to world zero Issue.
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- fianna
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hi Tim - afaik there isnt a way to control pivots as the way you described but i made a vid to show how you can do more precise placement of pivot (because you can input values for the pivot but thats not really useful if you need to do some precision snapping of pivot). i hope that the video makes sense, let me know pls if otherwise.
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Edited by fianna - 2018年7月23日 10:20:00
Houdini Learning Materials » Learning path: RIGGING IN HOUDINI 16+
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Hi guys - in case you haven't seen, here are several rigging+constraints tutorials from our friends over at Red Ring Entertainment, an animation+VFX studio in Bulgaria. Kalin Stoyanov kindly captured these videos for you guys, to share information and his techniques.
https://sidefx.com/tutorials/horse-rig-intro/ [sidefx.com]
https://sidefx.com/tutorials/horse-rig-parenting-and-linking-objects/ [sidefx.com]
https://sidefx.com/tutorials/horse-rig-constraining-to-the-surface/ [sidefx.com]
https://sidefx.com/tutorials/horse-rig-transferring-the-bone-weights/ [sidefx.com]
https://sidefx.com/tutorials/mirroring-and-transferring-the-blendshapes/ [sidefx.com]
https://sidefx.com/tutorials/horse-rig-intro/ [sidefx.com]
https://sidefx.com/tutorials/horse-rig-parenting-and-linking-objects/ [sidefx.com]
https://sidefx.com/tutorials/horse-rig-constraining-to-the-surface/ [sidefx.com]
https://sidefx.com/tutorials/horse-rig-transferring-the-bone-weights/ [sidefx.com]
https://sidefx.com/tutorials/mirroring-and-transferring-the-blendshapes/ [sidefx.com]
Technical Discussion » Thank you Side FX (Retopo tools rock)
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ISUther - you can turn on geometry information, to see how your selection. I made a little video to show you.. i think this is what you are looking for. Hit the D key for Display Options window.
Edited by fianna - 2017年11月10日 15:48:58
Houdini Lounge » who does the narration in the Quick Start tutorials?
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thanks for the kind words, bobc4d - but i have to say that it certainly helps to have developers here to explain the stuff 
Houdini Lounge » who does the narration in the Quick Start tutorials?
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Houdini Lounge » Houdini 16
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Technical Discussion » Unified Noise study
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Technical Discussion » Unified Noise study
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- fianna
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thanks guys - will see about doing more of these with other noises and also baking demo.
Technical Discussion » Save a dual monitor setup
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- fianna
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Heh, i was wondering same for a long time and had to make a new pane every time i started houdini, even though I had saved and set it up to use my saved desktop layout for dual displays on startup. It would appear in taskbar, 2 windows for my houdini session but i could never actually click on+access that secondary pane, which was super annoying 
Then one day i saw my cursor change when i went to the edge of my screen and …i clicked and dragged (out) and LO-AND-BEHOLD MY SECONDARY PANE!!!! it was there all this time, was just existing outside of theboundary display. * sigh *
I use W10 btw.
Then one day i saw my cursor change when i went to the edge of my screen and …i clicked and dragged (out) and LO-AND-BEHOLD MY SECONDARY PANE!!!! it was there all this time, was just existing outside of the
I use W10 btw.
Technical Discussion » Unified Noise study
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- fianna
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Hmm Patar/Matt - looks like my image got scaled down on the img upload site i put it on..
*argh.. i didnt want to put it as an attachment but it seems that all those image upload sites either resize your img or force you to go to their page
anyway..about including into docs, I can ask about that..but i dunno about the .hip files. I've marked down all the settings used to get each one, so you should get same look of displacement with those settings (hopefully i didnt forget to put some down in my excitement of "oooh that's a cool shape!").
*argh.. i didnt want to put it as an attachment but it seems that all those image upload sites either resize your img or force you to go to their page
anyway..about including into docs, I can ask about that..but i dunno about the .hip files. I've marked down all the settings used to get each one, so you should get same look of displacement with those settings (hopefully i didnt forget to put some down in my excitement of "oooh that's a cool shape!").
Edited by fianna - 2016年8月21日 10:41:15
Technical Discussion » Unified Noise study
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Hello! I was curious about the types of noises that you could use for displacement and thought it would be fun to have a sort of glossary of what those noises and fractal types would look like. I only picked out the ones I thought were visually interesting…
Anyway, just thought I would share
Setup: I just had a simple polygon sphere and threw on a principled shader, then used the Unified Noise to displace.
P.S. I initially tried to keep the noise types together in some sort of order but.. layout dictated differently
Anyway, just thought I would share
Setup: I just had a simple polygon sphere and threw on a principled shader, then used the Unified Noise to displace.
P.S. I initially tried to keep the noise types together in some sort of order but.. layout dictated differently
Edited by fianna - 2016年8月21日 10:30:23
Technical Discussion » TopoBuild observations
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Hi guys - regarding the mystery around disable snapping, that is for situations where you have a few polys you're extruding and because of their proximity to other polys/points let's say, sometimes they just snap to areas where you don't want them to. So instead of having to strategically move and maybe scale that group of polys (or even delete some accidental triangles), you can just disable the snapping until you drag them to the area where you want to plop them into. I can do a short vid if that helps..
And as for closing that quad in your image, McNistor, I would suggest grabbing the fat end of the gap (that edge) and extruding a poly outwards to close it off.
And yes, I'm using also SHIFT to select geo as well..
And as for closing that quad in your image, McNistor, I would suggest grabbing the fat end of the gap (that edge) and extruding a poly outwards to close it off.
And yes, I'm using also SHIFT to select geo as well..
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