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Hi deecue, Thanks a lot buddy! I've just realised that was an embarassing question actually ops: But then again, you always learn something new, right! So thanks for explaining, it really helps me understanding Houdini more!

You know what, I think it's easier to learn Houdini for someone without any 3D experience in particular software compared to the ones who's got experiences in other 3D packages. Cause in my case, I'm like full of questions about how things are done in Houdini rather than thinking what Houdini can do! :wink:

Thanks dude, you rock! :wink:
This is what I'm after, by the way, when I tried to change the diffuse color, it just popped back to the default color, any way to change it? :wink:

Wow thanks a lot Edward! It's not really what I wanted though! But I'm sure it'll come in handy sometime.

Okay, I'm not sure if this can be done in Houdini, but is there a way to actually turn the geometry into transparent / see-thru mode in viewport, X-Ray is kinda the other way around, at the moment I use display image background for my references, and I want to see my reference as I'm modeling it.

For those who knows 3ds max, it's the ‘Alt + X’ shorcut equivalent that I'm looking for. :wink:

Thanks in Advance!

I'm gonna need your help quite a lot guys, cause I've really just started learning Houdini like a week ago! ops: