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This is extremely helpful. I do have a question is there a way that you could use this to create cracks or follow the fracture and then finish it with the explosion?

What happens if I want to not rectify circular islands?

for some reason the channel sop wasnt working for me, but if you pull up either of the channel sop examples using Help > Example files you'll see you need to create a geometry node to pull the attribute that you're working on from the sop node, then a math node to add the audio to the attribute you've imported

man these chop tutorials have just expanded my sandbox way too much lol, props to you for the research!

Hi, when will this be up?

Thank you!!!That's so useful!

Amazing tutorial! gives me heaps of ideas for rumbling objects with noise even sound bites now! cheers!!

You would not believe how long I've been looking for this exact effect and not been able to find a peep of it. Then bam, right on my homepage. Thanks so much for this

Awesome work on this. Im curious if the HDA is modifiable to the user or is it black boxed? Thanks

Does this course contain any mathematics or physics-based equation? i hope it has... but it seems there are no mentions on it.

Thanks for taking time to put your Rnd together and share!

This is the best big ups for chops I’ve seen . Great little tut . Thanks!

Love your tuts. Love the way you take your time and explain things clearly and in detail. Thanks!

i can't wrap my mind around the recursive nature of getting the surface from the solver's result to mask a few points from the same solver then solve it for the next frame. huh... writing those down helped me understand a bit more. anyway, 4 years after this video, did you find out some new way to retime FLIP sim or reseeding methods or surface tension?

This is the tutorial I've been looking for 🥺🥺❤❤❤❤

Instead of using a virtual keyboard to press a key that is not present on your keyboard... why not just remap the "Intercept Mode" to a key/key combo that you DO have? Edit - Hotkeys - type "intercept" in the filter bar.

lifesaver, big thanks !! :)

Unfortunately I wasn really able to understand what your solution was in the end... it would have been nice to give a bit more insight in what you actually changed on the vob ( hole filler). thanks for sharing though

I am having issues as well with retiming my flip sim. but here the guys seems to have worked it out wihtout any workarounds: th-cam.com/video/UeeESh9uScg/w-d-xo.html

thank you for doing this! Still i got to say that this one was kind of frustrating to follow for a beginner. just by rebuilding what is on screen i could not get it to work after that "now draw the rest of the owl moment" at 13:30. i have no clue how the particle bed upstream of the dop was set up or what happens after the dop.

Wait, does this mean that, theoretically, you could make a game in Houdini?

this is my kingdom ome

Goooood stuff! thanks

Hey there, thanks for exploring chops with so much clarity. No matter what I do I can't get houdini to enter intercept mode. Any further ideas? There isn't much info online about it

Thanks

Where's the tutorial? thanks

Great Tut. PS: for the grain collision isnt necessary disabling openCL, but disabling "assume uniform radius" 🙌

very informative and lovely tutorial, Thank you

Why make a tutorial if you are going to skip important steps? It was really easy to follow and helpful up until that point :(

why the vex code is not working in any way!!!?? like I tried to write in a deferent way but the normals are not inverted!!! even the velocity value are - I checked it in sopread shit but the notmals still not inverted

Hello. I really like your videos! It would be great if there were a brief overview of small changes regarding the files used. For example, I integrated this into my scene, but my scene size is "n" times larger. So, I adjusted this "parameter" to a value of "n."

Damn I hope you do the meshing part. This was really good

Thank you. I was messing with the reseed and retime a little while back and it was doing some of that pump-like movement. I knew it was a bug but I just didn't know how to solve it at the time but now that you mention it was a bug it makes sense.

Awesome tutorial and explanation. Gives me allot of ideas to try out. Thanks!

Thank you so much!! This great addon!🙏

Shift-A-middle mouse - FINALLY. Thank you. Great as always.

Thanks so much for this!! Incredibly helpful.

Maya needs this

Nevermind, I think because I clicked "Reset All Sims" it started working. Thanks!

Thanks for this, but for some reason, the bustduster chunks are not colliding with the boombox fractured geo. Is there anything/settings I should check for?

HI i bought these otls, but I have a question. When the explosion happens, the bustduster chunks don't collide with the fractured geo. They go through it and hit the ground plane. How can I have the bustduster chunks hit the geo which is ontop of the floor, instead of falling through the geo and hitting the ground plane? Thank you!

I find very dificult to get any information about very thin viscous liquids, like paint. At the moment the only breakthrough I had is that I need a lot of particles. Yet that comes with drawbacks where anything else needs readjusting the values for viscosity, surface tension. In any case, awesome tutorial and well explained.

absolute beginner here but I tried that with the SOP FLIP and can't get it to use age to change viscosity. Tried an attribute VOP but no luck. Can anyone help here?

Wow! This is some mindBlowing concepts. I am super interested in Houdini Chops, and in how it can be compared to TD. I'm interested in developing some systems linking audio and visuals and you just gave some amazing ideas. This series is amazing. Thanks a bunch!

If you ´re gonna teach something, start from scratch.

Thank You very much, Jason!

have you done a tutorial on how you did the variable viscosity on the emitter itself like in the 2nd example in this video? just wondering. your effects are really awesome!!

Great!

I want one :)

This is amazing! Can't wait to integrate this in!