Organic Destruction in Vellum | Mark Fancher | SIGGRAPH HIVE 2022
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2022
- Mark breaks down a few recent commercial projects he's done at Already Been Chewed that showcase the use of Vellum in organic, softbody destruction setups. From exploding fruit to tearing apart ginger roots, we will get to see a variety of interesting ways Vellum and its various constraint types can be used to simulate organic destruction in motion design.
Mark Fancher is Lead VFX Artist and Senior Motion designer at Already Been Chewed specializing in art directed simulations and proceduralism. He is self-taught with over a decade of experience working in computer graphics, and a strong passion for teaching others his craft. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
the master!
One of the best presentation Ever Seen . I mean not just Houdini .
So inspirational. Thank you, Mark.
Fantastic material, learned a lot
Lol.... material
Really great Mark. thanks for this great breakdown
Masterful Stuff!
wish i could like it a second time. great stuff! thanks a lot!
Very inspirational, thank you!
Absolute Best!!!
Amazing stuff
Crazy good talk!
incredible!
so helpfull! thanks a lot 😍
Awesome work! Really great to see some of the processes you're employing to develop these shots. Just out of curiosity how long would a project like this take develop in Houdini aside from shading and rendering?
Great presentation.
But please SideFX, remind your speakers to turn off the night mode when the hold a presentation.
Makes it harder to see what is on screen and also looks attractive.
Hello Mark! Thanks for sharing. Is there any tutorial you would recommend to get in depth with this technique?
dude this is so nice. how do you learn this techniques....
Can anyone explain what type of Constraints was used to attach the watermelon pulp (grains) to the watermelon rind? I used RBD for the rind simulation and Attach to Geometry Constraint Type for the grains, but it doesn't work correctly.
galaxy brain lemon 😄
Why does your screen looks yellow lmao