So far you are incredibly* the most precise, very specific and most organized for explaining Houdini Terrain creation! Thank you for explaining this in depth!
This is great tutorial on HF gone to every detail, Thank you Rajendra for making this tut, it helped so much...I would say you are the only one who explained so detailed in every step. Thank you so much again. Cheers
Absolutely great work.For someone who asked “can we use painted maps to create mask” heightfield file SOP can be used to read painted maps, which can be used to generate mask.there is no need for importing it as color map in geo , delete geo and use mask by object. correct me if im wrong.
Amazing job Rajendra. I've got a question if you got the time. You use Instance for the rendering purposes in Houdini. How would you do the instancing and placing of these rock, tree and grass models in Unity or Unreal?
I have not done it myself - no idea of Unity and UE4 - but there is a Houdini pipeline for both. There is a Presentation about world building, with everything, Ecosystems, fences, powered by Houdini - for Far Cry 5. Now he built his own pipeline, and it's a presentation, not a tutorial, but it shows the power and possibilitiesㅋ
Oops. I guess it's not about instancing when using Houdini for placing objects in UE4. But generating data, like simple single-channel maps, to feed into the game engine which then places trees at the predefined positions. Probably not the answer you were looking for.. :)
@@Eternal_23 No one said there wasn't. Simply that not everyone (including his pc) agrees with your opinion. Nice strawman, its either that or I suggest you take your own advice, that brain of yours seems lacking in its ability to discern unfortunately. Good luck with that.
well, single terrain is single scalar 2D volume, so i don't think you are able to do that.. maybe if you split terrain to tiles and resample one of those tiles to higher resolution..
@@awesom4ik you can fix that easy by using volume wrangle, just sample lower resolution tiles and blend higher res one to their edges with some feathering
Great tutorial. Omg audience dudes with stupid questions "why isn't it all procedural"? Because it isn't dude. Not everything is suppose to be procedural and "art directable". Sometimes you have to take the lead and to commit to your changes and own it instead of trying to make everything be changeable always. I can tell they don't work in production with these noob questions.
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So far you are incredibly* the most precise, very specific and most organized for explaining Houdini Terrain creation! Thank you for explaining this in depth!
Thank you so much! Cannot believe that only 400 likes here. It deserves much much more.
This is great tutorial on HF gone to every detail, Thank you Rajendra for making this tut, it helped so much...I would say you are the only one who explained so detailed in every step. Thank you so much again. Cheers
Absolutely great work.For someone who asked “can we use painted maps to create mask” heightfield file SOP can be used to read painted maps, which can be used to generate mask.there is no need for importing it as color map in geo , delete geo and use mask by object.
correct me if im wrong.
I definitely love this, Thank you so much it helped a lot!!
So incredibly helpful
thanks a lot!!
Incredible video. Thankyou!
Amazing job Rajendra. I've got a question if you got the time. You use Instance for the rendering purposes in Houdini. How would you do the instancing and placing of these rock, tree and grass models in Unity or Unreal?
For instancing in Unity you need to use plugin, something like Vegetation Studio, in Unreal you can use grass maps and standard foliage tool.
I have not done it myself - no idea of Unity and UE4 - but there is a Houdini pipeline for both. There is a Presentation about world building, with everything, Ecosystems, fences, powered by Houdini - for Far Cry 5.
Now he built his own pipeline, and it's a presentation, not a tutorial, but it shows the power and possibilitiesㅋ
Oops. I guess it's not about instancing when using Houdini for placing objects in UE4. But generating data, like simple single-channel maps, to feed into the game engine which then places trees at the predefined positions.
Probably not the answer you were looking for.. :)
If live to check out Houdini but the monthly costs scares me and everyone I know away.
Cool but 360 can't see clear
Would be nice not to have warm filter on TH-cam video
The pc at the time of the video recording says otherwise. Have to take care of those eyes.
@@alexisl4348 no, you better take care of your brains, because there is a warm filter no matter what
@@Eternal_23 No one said there wasn't. Simply that not everyone (including his pc) agrees with your opinion. Nice strawman, its either that or I suggest you take your own advice, that brain of yours seems lacking in its ability to discern unfortunately. Good luck with that.
@@alexisl4348 whatever you say
Could I use the Heightfield resample with a mask to increase the density of just one part of my terrain?
well, single terrain is single scalar 2D volume, so i don't think you are able to do that.. maybe if you split terrain to tiles and resample one of those tiles to higher resolution..
@@AlenHR You will get holes on the edges of the heightfields in case of the split
@@awesom4ik you can fix that easy by using volume wrangle, just sample lower resolution tiles and blend higher res one to their edges with some feathering
where can i download the project thanks!!!
WATER607 there's a link in the description. have not checked it though - I'm in the app.
Great tutorial. Omg audience dudes with stupid questions "why isn't it all procedural"? Because it isn't dude. Not everything is suppose to be procedural and "art directable". Sometimes you have to take the lead and to commit to your changes and own it instead of trying to make everything be changeable always. I can tell they don't work in production with these noob questions.