Yunus Balcioglu
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Senior FX Technical Director @ Industrial Light & Magic | Feature film credits include The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, Marvel's Eternals, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, X-Men: Dark Phoenix, X-Men: Apocalypse, Aquaman, Alien: Covenant, Pirates of the Caribbean, Justice League and many m... more
Senior FX Technical Director @ Industrial Light & Magic | Feature film credits include The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, Marvel's Eternals, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, X-Men: Dark Phoenix, X-Men: Apocalypse, Aquaman, Alien: Covenant, Pirates of the Caribbean, Justice League and many more. less
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Technical Director
業界:
Film/TV
Houdini Engine
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プロシージャルワークフロー | Digital Assets | Mantra | Pyro FX | Fluids | 説明 | VEX | Python
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Realtime FX
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Mardini 2026 2026年2月27日2:06
Procedurally generate a sine wave in a chramp? 2026年2月24日3:13
Hi,
You can easily do this using Python:
You can easily do this using Python:
import math node = hou.pwd() parm_path = node.evalParm("parm_ref") parm = hou.parm(parm_path) if parm is None: raise hou.NodeError("Bad parm path in parm_ref: " + parm_path) N = 32 cycles = 1.0 phase = 0.0 amp = 0.5 offset = 0.5 decay = 0.0 keys = [i / (N - 1) for i in range(N)] vals = [] for t in keys: y = math.sin(2.0 * math.pi * cycles * t + phase) y *= math.exp(-decay * t) vals.append(offset + amp * y) basis = [hou.rampBasis.CatmullRom] * (N - 1) r = hou.Ramp(basis, keys, vals) parm.set(r)
How to use curvature as a mask in 21.0? 2026年2月16日5:09
janjansen
reviving this, could someone please point a beginner how to use the curvature SOP with (deliberately) VERY low poly objects? just scattering points makes me obvs lose the mesh and thus curvature information (same question applies to the physical ambient occlusion node) - thanks all!
(I am currently using the round edges node in karma but it seems a bit flaky at times around corners and I am getting inconsistent results between CPU and XPU and it doesn't seem as versatile as the 2 labs nodes anyway)
If you are working with very low poly meshes, another option is to compute curvature from the limit surface instead of the control cage.
The idea is basically to evaluate the subdivided surface analytically and compute curvature there, rather than on the original polygons.
I show a practical example of this in my Tokyo HIVE talk (around 40:00):