about that 10 year old reference, I think it's the 'building flip solver from scratch'..? that really gave me an insight of how micro solvers actually create fluid motion! Glad you could give us an updated version sir. Thank you for the lecture! I'll be sure to use that vorticle force whenever possible
Just recently watched that video. Very insightful but at the same time surprised how much it hasn't changed since.. really hope Houdini can focus a bit more on improving the fx side of the software. new algorithms, speed etc. the previous real change was still 17.5.
Thanks for that! Also not sure if mentioned on presentation, but lots of microsolvers (best example is gas vortex confinement) have another network inside > good for studying of workflow and how data is applied to fields. Think there is change in H19.5, you have to click allow editing of contents to go inside (think before simple double click was enough) Cheers!
Microsolvers are one of what makes Houdini so great! Thanks for the presentation Fuat!
these are the notions I would like to see from these master users. not the usual beating of vellum or pyro that all do the same 🙏🙏🙏🔥🔥🔥
about that 10 year old reference, I think it's the 'building flip solver from scratch'..? that really gave me an insight of how micro solvers actually create fluid motion! Glad you could give us an updated version sir. Thank you for the lecture! I'll be sure to use that vorticle force whenever possible
Yeah it's called "Masterclass | Building Fluid Solvers from Scratch"
Just recently watched that video. Very insightful but at the same time surprised how much it hasn't changed since.. really hope Houdini can focus a bit more on improving the fx side of the software. new algorithms, speed etc. the previous real change was still 17.5.
@@HangYuriYangFX Ai solvers are comming soonish I think
@@nicolaastanghe475 of what?
@@HangYuriYangFX I don't know, maybe convolutional networks are slower.
This is awesome! So useful! Thank you!
This was fantastic. Thank you so much
Very helpful. Many thanks!
Golden! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for that! Also not sure if mentioned on presentation, but lots of microsolvers (best example is gas vortex confinement) have another network inside > good for studying of workflow and how data is applied to fields. Think there is change in H19.5, you have to click allow editing of contents to go inside (think before simple double click was enough) Cheers!
Thanks for presentation !
Great presentation
Amazing presentation, thanks!
lots of great info
Amazing Presentation Fuat!
Best presentation ever--until the next from this Hive, which is doing a clean sweep of best since H17's epic fluid / pyro gigs.
This is pure gold
Is this gonna be of unique talk for microsolvers. Thanks guys
I have tried to project vortexes on an isosurface in multiple ways. Nothing i try does anything.
If annyone can help out here thad`t be great.
Awesome content.
Can you elaborate the setup from 43:05
the examplefiles didn`t clear things up.
annyone figure this out ?
any chance you could upload the hip files?
Its' time to get weird with the dopnet 😎
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Native "dense" Houdini volumes are quite sparse, thanks to constant tiles 🙃