LouisVass
nice going!
what issues have you encountered running this in H 20?
ive been working on the same thing, started in 19.5 and now in 20
HandcraftedMedia
Very exciting! Been thinking about tackling this task but the websocket stuff is scary
Nice work!
Mjag007
I'm on it, Running sets of 50 frames with no mats to see how it goes.
And to be honest, I also tried Choas Cloud, and that crashed on going through that process. This leads me to believe it might be less of rendering more on the data side.
And to give you a bit more info this is a pretty heavy RBD 450 frame seq. All cached out to disk
osong
making prototypes and proposals on unpaid basis
what could possibly go wrong
Ruteger
Should I start learning Houdini 19.5 now or wait for v20 to start? Will v20 be that much different in regards to learning curve or workflow?
sam097575
Is there a way to use vex to create a point every time a point moves one unit?
Dougie0047
@mandrake0
I'm sorry, I'm a bit confused by your reply. It looks to me like you think that I started the thread, which I didn't. I read damonmaster's original question, and the code snippet he then posted above (that is where my a = rand(a+seed*123.6) comes from, more or less). And then I posted a possible answer. My question was addressed to damonmaster to check if it was what he was looking for/something he could use. Sorry again, but I must have overlooked Andr's answer, which is really similar, before I added my own.
Cheers,
Dag
damonmaster
My situation is that each time the value of @a is the result obtained from the last loop, how can I copy the result of the loop to other points in the same wrangle? I know this would be very simple just using two wrangle nodes!
int success = 0; f@value = pointattrib(0,"a",0,success); i@success = success;
// user parameters int seed = chi("seed"); // Getting a seed Value float a = point(0, "a", 0); // fetch the "a" attribute from point 0 a = rand(a+seed*123.6); // Creating a random value from 0 to 1 with a seed value from a + seed + 123.6 @a = a;
