Hi Yonni, love your tutorials and work! Just subscribed on Patreon and I'm excited to dive in to some of your lessons. Thanks for another great course.
Great content! Tutorials like this comparison are crucial in today's fast-paced world of software development. New users need to learn and compare new features with old ones, and it's becoming a requirement to build better skills. I have one question: In this tutorial, you cover a simple setup and compare the speed of the simulation. For a more advanced setup, what are the pros and cons for may be a ground destruction? Which one is better? Before Vellum, pop grains were solely responsible for this type of work. But after Vellum grains, can it do it as well? Thank you.
Hello! I go into it on my Patreon, but it's basically a tube, vellum configure grain (fill with particles), a 'pop advect by volumes' and I've used some attribute noise to blast the top particles out, so the top is a bit more uneven. Hope that helps :) - www.patreon.com/posts/january-23-76429755?Link&
Hey Yonni, love your contents! Question: 1. For your patreon, could you post preview video so unsubscribers can see a preview of the tutorials? 2. Could you make more breakdown videos of commercial Motion trailers and recreate them in tutorials (something like the meta quest pro video), that would be extremely useful for people new to motion instead of just learning technical stuff like what TimJ, Nick and Paul are teaching. Love your stuff, thank you!
Hey, thanks a lot for your comment. It's really useful to get feedback on the content I create, so really appreciate you taking the time to write this. 1. Yes definitely, I'm planning to release trailers for every months Patreon from now on. Kind of like the #1 trailer. Is this what you're looking for? 2. That's a very good shout, I've planned a couple for this year, but I'll definitely put some more emphasise on this.
@@YonnideHaar 1. Yes, just like the trailer video 👍 2. That would make the whole community wholesome since evryone will be teaching different section/ pipeline of a motion design project. Do consider it as your main focus. Anyway, I’ll be looking forward to it and subscribing soon. Btw, is there a discord server link too? Thanks!
@@YonnideHaar okay. I was mostly wondering if you had any reason to avoid it or if you just forgot :) Im kind of new to Houdini and I’m trying to learn as much as possible.
Great approach! Thanks for sharing... so far much faster than vellum...therefore how would you apply to a moving mesh? I tried to use stopped and pintoanimation attribute but it seems they just work with vellum. Like the animation showed here th-cam.com/video/UCMHA__2x5c/w-d-xo.html
would be nice to see a setup with pop grains been emitted
So well explained. Thank you!
Hi Yonni, love your tutorials and work! Just subscribed on Patreon and I'm excited to dive in to some of your lessons. Thanks for another great course.
Hi Justin! It's lovely to hear that, thanks a lot. There's lots of nice stuff coming on there soon :)
Thank you for sharing Yonni.
Great content! Tutorials like this comparison are crucial in today's fast-paced world of software development. New users need to learn and compare new features with old ones, and it's becoming a requirement to build better skills.
I have one question: In this tutorial, you cover a simple setup and compare the speed of the simulation. For a more advanced setup, what are the pros and cons for may be a ground destruction? Which one is better? Before Vellum, pop grains were solely responsible for this type of work. But after Vellum grains, can it do it as well? Thank you.
Great tutorial as always 👍
Very happy to hear that, thanks for watching!
Hi Yonni, please could you show how did you setup the grains (even the cluster and constraints) and the render for the cylinder at sec 11? Thank you
Hello! I go into it on my Patreon, but it's basically a tube, vellum configure grain (fill with particles), a 'pop advect by volumes' and I've used some attribute noise to blast the top particles out, so the top is a bit more uneven. Hope that helps :)
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www.patreon.com/posts/january-23-76429755?Link&
With the new Houdini updates would you say pop grains is still the superior method?
Great tutorial ! I was wondering why you're not using pop grains?
Keep up the good work ! ✅ 💯
Do you still have a Patreon ?
Hey Yonni, love your contents!
Question:
1. For your patreon, could you post preview video so unsubscribers can see a preview of the tutorials?
2. Could you make more breakdown videos of commercial Motion trailers and recreate them in tutorials (something like the meta quest pro video), that would be extremely useful for people new to motion instead of just learning technical stuff like what TimJ, Nick and Paul are teaching.
Love your stuff, thank you!
Hey, thanks a lot for your comment. It's really useful to get feedback on the content I create, so really appreciate you taking the time to write this.
1. Yes definitely, I'm planning to release trailers for every months Patreon from now on. Kind of like the #1 trailer. Is this what you're looking for?
2. That's a very good shout, I've planned a couple for this year, but I'll definitely put some more emphasise on this.
@@YonnideHaar 1. Yes, just like the trailer video 👍
2. That would make the whole community wholesome since evryone will be teaching different section/ pipeline of a motion design project. Do consider it as your main focus.
Anyway, I’ll be looking forward to it and subscribing soon.
Btw, is there a discord server link too?
Thanks!
Awesome!
Thank you!
Can I ask why you dont use the "grain source" node?
Because I forgot about that node, thanks for the reminder 🙏
@@YonnideHaar okay. I was mostly wondering if you had any reason to avoid it or if you just forgot :) Im kind of new to Houdini and I’m trying to learn as much as possible.
@@maxfahl New and already reminding me on this :)! Thanks again, and best of luck on your learning journey.
do u use materialx in ur patreon?
I actually do, combined with karma XPU!
@@YonnideHaar ok that catch my attention. Ty for answering!.
so sad its impossible to save into playlist, nice tutorial
Is this something I have to enable? Happy to turn it on for you if possible :)
Great approach! Thanks for sharing... so far much faster than vellum...therefore how would you apply to a moving mesh? I tried to use stopped and pintoanimation attribute but it seems they just work with vellum. Like the animation showed here th-cam.com/video/UCMHA__2x5c/w-d-xo.html