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@@E1ectro1ite sure! I basically just used the brightness of a pixel to drive how far it extrudes. So I made a grayscale copy of the plate, then made a plane with the same dimensions and square subdivisions. I put the plate on the plane and used the colours on the plate to apply a Cd value on each poly. Then I wrote a lil vex thing that basically fit the Cd values between 0-1, turned it into a float (because Cd is a vector that contains r, g, and b, and I only need one because it's grayscale). Then I can't remember exactly how I did the extrusion, but I think there's a way to extrude in vex, so I basically said: extrusion amount = Cd * amp Amp is just a variable, so you can change the amount of variation between the brightest pixel. Then I just animated it over time. Tbh I can't remember exactly, but I think the most important thing about learning Houdini is working out the tiny details yourself, Goodluck :)

@@AriSandercock if you don't mind, please do elaborate more on how to do this. How to get the extrusion effect and those stuff.

@@E1ectro1ite That's a pretty broad question, I've already said everything I can. Go out there, learn how to code vex, follow some basic Houdini tutorials. If you have more specific questions I'd be happy to answer :)

@@AriSandercock 👍 thank you