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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
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In this tutorial, we talk about the trace node, and how we can use it to very quickly model a leaf. There's all sorts of applications for this technique that will help you in procedural modeling and simulation, and you can also pair this with instancing to help you create a lot of variety in a short amount of time.
Literally the best video for Houdini I have seen ,
short, informative and easy .
with there was a full Houdini course called " Houdini for Artists " .
stop being afraid of houdini with mark fancher is a great course, it feels more artistically focused than anything, and ive already learned tons
Thanks a lot for this amazing tutorial. Wish there were more Houdini Quick Tutorials out there.
Short & sweet! Thanks for the knowledge.
Thank you so much for these wonderful tutorial videos Tyler. You're truly awesome...
Those quick tips are pure gold. Thanks
Your tutorials are very helpful, thanks!
Great tutorial. I like how you explain it short and easy and you always introduce other nodes.
Quick and useful, thanks!
Thank You very much, Tyler!
awesome. learned something i can understand quickly. Going to try this tomorrow
Great quicktip!
Great video. I like your very succinct style. Looking forward to more Houdini 18 insights. It looks like a ton of new stuff to get used to.
Very nicely done. Thanks for this.
I love this! thank you for sharing!
Awesome! Thank you for this tutorial!!! Simple and effective! 😁👍
Love your videos too CGI Nerd!
Thank You very much!
fantastic, thanks for sharing !
amazing! thank you!
sweet and to the point!
worth subscribing to
Amazing video
You are awesome!
I subscribed to see more videos like this just like you stated at the end of the video. ;)
Very good and "precise" tut, which is what we all need. Looking forward to see stuff with good explanation as in this. Not everyone is pro :).
Cheers!
Thanks for following along Milan! Making Houdini more beginner-friendly is exactly what I'm after right now.
thanks
very good
Is there a way to deform the geo using the height map of the atlas set, like a displace modifier in Max? I can't find a node for that.
powerful
hey thanks for the great tutorial! Unfortunately this doesnt show up in redshift, any idea why?
OK so now this weekend I'm going to be photographing leaves...
woooo!!
bless
This simply awesome 👍🏻.. is there any way we can place then dynamically on the round pile of leafs accumulated on the side curbs?
Yeah, absolutely. Each leaf is a packed primitive, so if you delete and/or alter the centroid point that represents each leaf, then you can make it take on whatever shape you'd like. So, in other words, group the points you want to remove by using the group sop, delete them with a blast, and you can move them around by simulating the centroid points.
how did you make the nice pile in the last frame of the video? I'm dumb haha
wow. amazing ...what the..;
how did you get the light to go through the leave like in your final render? is that sss? if so which mode? or some other variable like dispersion,fake casutics etc?
many thanks,
I'm pretty sure I used transmittance in redshift. I'll double check next time I'm at my station
Ah, redshift. Ok.
I know how to do this in redshift and Arnold but I can never figure out how it’s done in mantra, do you know?
@@WillPreston3D Classic Shader --> Refract tab --> Enable ---> Refraction Model Translucency is what you need in Mantra
@@cgforge many thanks Tyler
This is cool. Do you have a tutorial to make the pile of leaves as shown in the thumbnail?
I don't - but I think all I did here was scatter them as packed prims into a volume
how did you create the "texture map" b&w image you used?
Just a little bit of photoshop really. I also took the photo against a blue piece of paper so that I could make a clean selection of the leaf.
How do i get the back of the leaf to also have a texture? (Im creating a flower)
If it's just single-sided polygons, I believe there's a setting for rendering the backside of polygon faces somewhere if it doesn't already do that automatically.
Hi I'm trying to trace a branch and then make it cylindrical, how could i do it?
Not too sure offhand - it would take some experimentation to figure it out. Maybe try extruding it and smoothening from a square shape towards a round one? You'll have to experiment to make that work
@@cgforge I managed to get decent results with this: Trace -> Polyextrude -> vdb form poly -> vdb smoothsdf -> vdg segment by conectivity -> convert vdb. I used a occlusion mask of branches form megascans.
@@edh615 Awesome! I'm glad you figured it out then. That's a super cool method for making branches
😶🌫️😱🤯
Meh
Too Many External Choices... Sadly Thats Boring, I Want To Procedural Create The Veins And Texture Of The Leaf Without The Crappy Normal And Shtty Image Set Up...
the texture i add is smaller then the geo.. i did press initialize. WTF ?? Houdini 18.5
in the UV quick shade, set the translate to 0, 0, and the scale to "1" "1". It seems like UV quick shade moves some transform data around but it fixed it for me doing this