Man this is incredible. Speechless how wonderful these results are. My simple brain cannot even comprehend the level of technical understanding one has to have to achieve this.
inspiring.. as always, +nobody can deny how amazing this project turned out! but it could be more interesting if you gave us more info inside the software. keep up the good work 👏💪
I'm not sure what you mean. What kind of info you would be interested in? I pretty much showed all aspects of implementation in the second vid. The only way I can reveal it more is to publish code on GitHub xD
🤣 nono .. not a deep dive inside your personal project ( code , implementations etc.. ) .. but a shallow analysis of your workflow / solver ,etc inside Houdini for more inspirations!
@@VFX_Gulag something like that ye.. I watched the 2nd video few times, everything is crystal clear about the explanation! but I'd like to see it live & directly inside Houdini to get a better picture of your workflow
Brilliant stuff as always.Mind blowing for sure.Would you make a paid lesson on how you implement these research papers?I'm sure many people in the industry would appreciate it as it is not common knowledge
Man this is incredible. Speechless how wonderful these results are. My simple brain cannot even comprehend the level of technical understanding one has to have to achieve this.
The amount of knowledge and dedication required to create such a solver is incredible! Great work Artem, well worth it!
wow!!! That's super impressive
This is so so so cool, really good stuff!
inspiring.. as always, +nobody can deny how amazing this project turned out! but it could be more interesting if you gave us more info inside the software.
keep up the good work 👏💪
I'm not sure what you mean. What kind of info you would be interested in? I pretty much showed all aspects of implementation in the second vid. The only way I can reveal it more is to publish code on GitHub xD
🤣 nono .. not a deep dive inside your personal project ( code , implementations etc.. ) .. but a shallow analysis of your workflow / solver ,etc inside Houdini for more inspirations!
@@walid1fx ah. like a live demo?
@@VFX_Gulag something like that ye.. I watched the 2nd video few times, everything is crystal clear about the explanation! but I'd like to see it live & directly inside Houdini to get a better picture of your workflow
@@walid1fx Hmmmm. I can do that but solver is pretty slow (price to pay for physics). I guess it would be quite low res demo haha
Insane work, Artem!
Was it all coded using VEX, or did you implement some parts in OpenCL for parallel computing on a GPU?
Thanks! In the RnD video (second vid) I have a diagram showing which parts are vex and which are c++ (HDK)
Brilliant stuff as always.Mind blowing for sure.Would you make a paid lesson on how you implement these research papers?I'm sure many people in the industry would appreciate it as it is not common knowledge