3.2 - PROCEDURAL MODELING - Couch Frame in Houdini

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Houdini Workshop for Beginners is a tutorial series that covers a wide range of topics relevant to people who are just coming to Houdini with little to no experience in the software. We take a project-based approach by building a couch scene that dabbles in many different areas of Houdini to get things started: From basic interface, to procedural modeling, basic cloth simulation, rendering, and building digital assets, this is a great way to explore the tip of the Houdini iceberg!
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[@vladartiomav2473]

Your tutorials are gold !

[@MarkFancherFX]

Thank you! Glad you find them helpful!

[@SwordOfFaith888]

Wow! This is a MASTER CLASS tutorial!! I'm finally understanding this way of thinking and far superior to struggling with Blender and getting absolutely nowhere. Also, my background's was in electronics, so it reminds me of circuitry and flow charts in computer programming. Thank you yet again, sir!!!

[@MarkFancherFX]

That is an awesome analogy - I did a semester of electronics in college, it totally reminds me of those schematic diagrams!

[@SwordOfFaith888]

@@MarkFancherFXSo true, I can visualise data flowing like current! In a stange way lol.

[@pixonoid]

DUDE one of the best series to learn houdini, I will hand this to the team to catch up!

[@MarkFancherFX]

Thanks so much! Glad it helped!

[@LoganPinney]

Such a different mind set with grouping and parenting than C4D/Maya/Blender very neat! Excellent instruction, thank you very much!

[@ssmallthing]

you are so good!