Emil Rasmussen
Emil Rasmussen
About Me
EXPERTISE
Generalist
INDUSTRY
Film/TV
Connect
LOCATION
Copenhagen,
Denmark
WEBSITE
Houdini Skills
ADVANCED
Environments
INTERMEDIATE
Digital Assets
BEGINNER
Procedural Modeling | Motion Editing | Animation | Cloth
Availability
I am available for Full Time Work
Recent Forum Posts
Temporal stable Normal attributes? Jan. 21, 2025, 6:13 a.m.
Hi,
i have a fluidsim where i have taken the fluidmesh and attribute transfered the normals to the fluid particles and then scatter onto those like the video in the attachment.
But my normals jitter a lot and att blur doesnt fix it. Seems i need to temporally stabilize the normal value over time, but i cant figure out how to do it
but as you can see i have this microjitter, anyone know if i can smooth it out?
i have a fluidsim where i have taken the fluidmesh and attribute transfered the normals to the fluid particles and then scatter onto those like the video in the attachment.
But my normals jitter a lot and att blur doesnt fix it. Seems i need to temporally stabilize the normal value over time, but i cant figure out how to do it
but as you can see i have this microjitter, anyone know if i can smooth it out?
Slow guide grooming Jan. 5, 2025, 1:35 p.m.
Hi everyone
Im having issues with grooming guides in Houdini 20.5.332
My skin object is 1.3 million polys and the Rest VDB model is 320k voxels
Not too bad i think?
Yet when i try to groom my guides with "Collide with Skin" toggled on, it's incredibly slow and makes it impossible to work with.
In the tutorial i'm following, he can sculpt the guides in realtime, what am i doing wrong?
Oh and my PC should be plenty strong enough.
24 threads CPU and RTX 3090
Im having issues with grooming guides in Houdini 20.5.332
My skin object is 1.3 million polys and the Rest VDB model is 320k voxels
Not too bad i think?
Yet when i try to groom my guides with "Collide with Skin" toggled on, it's incredibly slow and makes it impossible to work with.
In the tutorial i'm following, he can sculpt the guides in realtime, what am i doing wrong?
Oh and my PC should be plenty strong enough.
24 threads CPU and RTX 3090