If you are like me and you wanna learn Houdini with Arnold, here are the material nodes you need: image, user_data_float, mutltiply, range. Just plug in one of the color channels at the end and that did the job for me!
Either I'm missing something or it really is the most redundant way possible. You have a @burn attribute, so why not just use two (point)blast nodes with @burn=0.5, group the primitives for later convenience, and merge them back?
@@Pixilume The biggest advantage of the Clip node in Houdini is its ability to "cleanly" cut geometry by creating new edges where the cutting plane intersects the geometry, regardless of the presence of existing points or edges at those locations. If we had used the burn attribute, the contours would not have been clean. Clip is a very powerful node for this :)
@@PixilumeI thought the same, but by using clip you cut the polygons and create a new fresh boundary seam that’s smooth vs the jagged point selection of burn=0
hey ! Nice tutorial ! I have a bit of an issue tho with the Dispersion (in the transmission) for the fluid it wont put any rainbow color on it... any idea ? thanks !
Hi Christopher, thanks so much for this! My machine keeps crashing again and again after half of the caching, using OpenCL as well. Any ides why that might happen? Setup exactly like yours, of course, part. sep.at 0.0035.
Don't suppose anybody had issues rendering this out, materials are just greyed out in Karma XPU Persp view, cant seem to get any transparency on the bubble itself. Any help appreciated!
Hi, I'm getting too much reflection from the dome light but increasing the roughness of the surface doesn't look good, how do i reduce the reflection of the dome light?
The Solaris part took me apart as usual, but the rest is just awesone. Thank you so much for sharing.
If you are like me and you wanna learn Houdini with Arnold, here are the material nodes you need:
image, user_data_float, mutltiply, range.
Just plug in one of the color channels at the end and that did the job for me!
Cool to see the Houdini solution to this after @CGMatter's Blender version recently.
The clip trick is genius!
Either I'm missing something or it really is the most redundant way possible. You have a @burn attribute, so why not just use two (point)blast nodes with @burn=0.5, group the primitives for later convenience, and merge them back?
@@Pixilume The biggest advantage of the Clip node in Houdini is its ability to "cleanly" cut geometry by creating new edges where the cutting plane intersects the geometry, regardless of the presence of existing points or edges at those locations. If we had used the burn attribute, the contours would not have been clean. Clip is a very powerful node for this :)
@@tourteauxpoireauxavecfromage Sounds like I'll have to try it myself. Thanks for taking the time to explain :)
@@PixilumeI thought the same, but by using clip you cut the polygons and create a new fresh boundary seam that’s smooth vs the jagged point selection of burn=0
If you're using H20.5, the Clip node needs to be told to clip the "burn" attribute, it defaults to P now.
You’ll still want to transform the sphere into the height field and cut on P to get smoother edges
Hello Team Entagma, really thanks for your tutorials
lol I literally woke up thinking i haven't seen an entagma video in a bit
cool cool always cool love the stuff
So much great knowledge in this one! Thanks a lot!!
great work !!
i love your channel and free tutorials 🥰
Thank you so much for another amazing video, cheers!
Hi thanks you for this video. Do you have the explanation why we need to divide the scale by 2 after the scatter and align for the flip sim ?
Awesome tutorial, thanks for sharing! :-)
Looks great~
hey ! Nice tutorial ! I have a bit of an issue tho with the Dispersion (in the transmission) for the fluid it wont put any rainbow color on it... any idea ? thanks !
Hi Christopher, thanks so much for this! My machine keeps crashing again and again after half of the caching, using OpenCL as well. Any ides why that might happen? Setup exactly like yours, of course, part. sep.at 0.0035.
Don't suppose anybody had issues rendering this out, materials are just greyed out in Karma XPU Persp view, cant seem to get any transparency on the bubble itself. Any help appreciated!
Hi, I'm getting too much reflection from the dome light but increasing the roughness of the surface doesn't look good, how do i reduce the reflection of the dome light?
I am noob in Houdini. I was wondering is it possible to transfer this in Unreal Engine?
Convert to VDB then export it to UE?
Благодарю. Очень интересный урок .
The water being emitted at the boundary of the bubble would never so THICC. Bubbles are THIN remember?