1000 Hours of Houdini
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ม.ค. 2023
- I'm still a long way from mastering Houdini, but this is a collection of 1000 hours of learning this powerful 3D animation and VFX software. Work from my first steps as a beginner to my later progressions. Along the way, I'll keep sharing my experiences, challenges, and successes, and I'd like to give a shout out to some of the amazing Houdini mentors who have helped me along the way, such as JohnKunz and everyone on his discord, Matt Estela from cgwiki/Tokeru, Steven Knipping and the guys from AppliedHoudini. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out with Houdini, I hope you enjoy!
Next up is combining this with Unreal Engine! - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Starts out great and progressively becomes more and more spectacular including fascinating concepts, keep up the awesome work!!
Thank you I really appreciate it!
That 3dx max crash flag! Omg! :D @2:58
My main motivation
love seeing these kind of progress reels, keep at it!
Thanks! Can't wait to get to 2000
I´m proud to be your 97th subscriber. Super underated channel ! Stay Zen.
Thanks, I appreciate it! I'll make a little fun 100 subs simulation video
Super work, Mitchell. Keep going. I have been at Houdini for ages, and still struggle with the basics.
Thanks and things are definitely cooking 🎧
Awesome to see such videos on my feed !
Thank you I appreciate it!
This is incredible and i can't wait to see how you go combining it with UE.
Thanks! I'll try get as much Unreal in as possible
Well done!
Keep it up!
Will do!
Gorgeous!
Thanks!
Nice works mate! Keep going :)
Thank you I appreciate it!
Awesome! Good Job!!!
Thanks!
just mind blowing
Thanks!
Nice, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Spectacular 🔥🙂
Thanks 🔥
man you are amazing 😍
Thanks I really appreciate it!
nice work!
Thank you!
Nice job man
Thanks!
That autodesk crash message flag is a whole mood
I should make more simulations using that image to make a compilation
Absolutely amazing
My mind is blown away by this amazing work
I'm still a beginner I tried to create something like that fluid dancing guy but I couldn't really get the his shape to look like a human at all
All details were washed out
Can I ask how did you create it?
Thanks! I think if I remember correctly I had to make the hand smaller/thinner or the details were lost. Almost like bones instead of hands
3:12 what a master piece, so well done. I'm trying to learn houdini but I'm getting stuck, any advice on getting better at it? Great job!
Thanks I appreciate it! I definitely think starting with the simple stuff is crucial. I think there's a new series called learning Houdini correctly or you're learning Houdini wrong, something like that and people have said it's great!
Very nice and clean, I have been thinking about moving to Houdini as well would you share any resources that helped you, and what render engine did you have is it a built in like karma or external like redshift
Thanks! If you check the description I mentioned a few good ones and I mainly use redshift but I'm slowly starting to use karma here and there
@@MitchellSaunders thanks for your response, I appreciate it,. I am using redshift as well
Thanks for sharing, really puts things into perspective.
Houdini apprentice here... my ultimate goal for learning Houdini is to use it for modeling and 3D printing complex abstract sculptures; I know ZBrush or Blender are already used for that end, but some of my 2D concepts are just too complex to sculpt or model by "traditional" means, (maybe I´m just a lazy bastard and I just don´t have the disposition to spend hours working on myriad details, "by hand" ). I´ve seen impressive abstract work by some artists working with Houdini, procedural seems to me the way to go, but there´s very little information out there about Houdini being used for physical output. Most of the learning material out there is VFX-oriented.
Would you say Houdini is the way to go or should I invest my time and efforts elsewhere?
It's definitely a steep learning curve but the possibilities are almost limitless in terms of what you mentioned, so I think it just depends how much you want to make your idea
envious
Good job
Thanks!!
lol at the Autodesk crash report flag - bravo :D
Thanks!
That looks awesome. How does the effect at 0:40 work?
Thank you! That was probably one of the harder things I've ever done. Basically it's from MerkVilson's tutorial on lesterbanks, then I made a setup to blend between two sets of points and reverse the second half
@@MitchellSaunders Thank you for the detailed reply, will definitely check it out.
one day = 10 hours. today is last day of my 5th week with houdini. 5x7x10 = 350 hours. i am no where near the skills involved to create this video. jeeshh
This was over the course of a year so it helps a lot when you have time to let what you learn sink in and give your ideas time to evolve 🦥
Very nice ! Are you in a 3d school ?
Thank you! No, I currently work as an archviz artist but just do Houdini in my free time
@@MitchellSaunders Whoaaw that insane so you learned 3D and Houdini Fx by yourself ?
@@MitchellSaunders Do you have to know computer science like the python language? (to learn houdini)
@@felsina1 I would also like to know. if you have any idea, please let me know
@@silvercrow3007 possible to reach this level by yourself but you have to be a real passionate of vfx and all hard stuff will become ez trust me just practice
Cool Stuff!! Where can i get this tut? 3:45
I think it was from cgforce, vex foundations 1
Where did you learn that?
A little bit of everything
Very nice work. Are you following tutorials?
Thanks! In the beginning I was, but I found just exploring the most basic elements much more beneficial for learning
@@MitchellSaunders I myself had been taking courses with Rebelway but im also finding it more beneficial to just study what’s necessary as it comes up with what ideas I have in mind.
gostei
Thanks!
Did you do any online courses?
Nope
where to learn your tutorial?
If you check the video description I listed some good learning resources
Error of 3ds max, dude that's was funny))
The symbol of Autodesk
Where are you working right now ?
Mainly London
What specs do u have
3995wx, 128gb ram, 3090 then also a MacBook air for the lighter stuff
@@MitchellSaunders beast of a rig , i tried learnning houdini but my specs where very limitied everytime i run a simulation my pc just dies so for the mean time iam just learnning blender , great work tho homie
@@MitchellSaunders do you think houdini runs nice for 32 gb of ram?
sir, make some tutorial for us to learn houdini
Maybe one day 🙌
i have gtx 1050 , can i start the journey
Absolutely! When I started I had a quadro 4000 and it was absolutely useless. The benefit of having a lower card is you learn to optimise 💪🏻
@@MitchellSaunders thank you so much
Make some tutorials
Maybe some day 💥
3:01 it's made me upset
Same
when did u started learning ? and how much time u used to put each day ?
I'd say probably 2 years ago and in the beginning maybe 1 hour every day or so, then towards the end between 1-8 hours a day depending on how much free time I have
Looking at these, Im pumped to start Houdini. Then realising it's not like a regular 3d software, I come back to youtube to see showreels.
Thanks! It's totally worth it in the long run and don't worry I quit so many times in the beginning 😂
dope bro, is there any social media account u have?
Thanks! I do, it's just the same as my TH-cam channel