Daria Anise guides you through her setup for this stop motion animation knitted scarf. Get inspired and create some creative train rides! Daria Anise’s Instagram the Video footage Daria used Knitting in 3D – Building a UV deformer the knitted Geo Download Project file
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KineFX 101 – pt. 20: CFX Fur – Part 1b: Karma Hair Procedurals
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KineFX 101 – pt. 20: CFX Fur – Part 1a: Obj Level Workflow
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Creating An Abstract Wire Sculpture
One of those classic setups again! This time we’re combining custom point advection with a few nifty techniques in Houdini to analyze how our base geometry is shaped and where its edges are. Also we’ll talk briefly about a basic rendering setup in Octane. Napoleon […]
Rope Typography Using Houdini’s Vellum & Octane Render
After seeing polygonpen’s C4D Rope tutorial on Lesterbanks, we though – why not give it a go in Houdini. So in this tutorial we’re gonna go over creating a basic vellum sim which will form the backbone of our rope typo, then creating said rope […]
Vellum 101 – pt. 31: Attaching Hairs To Softbodies
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Procedurally Modeling A Raspberry
Mo has recently started learning Blender. (Don’t worry – we won’t ditch Houdini. We just think Blender makes for a nice addition to our toolkit.) And while watching a certain popular donut tutorial, it became painfully obvious that sometimes procedural modeling is king. As is […]
Yarnworks: Wire Solver and Constraint Networks in DOPs
To complement our PBD Wire Setup, here is a tutorial on a topic I’ve personally been struggling a lot when I first tried wrapping my head around constraint networks. Similar to what we’ve been doing in PBDs, we’re gonna build a network of interconnecting wires […]
Colored Trails (Point Advection & Rendering)
One of the great things about the Houdini community is that we’re always confronted with clever questions and with clever answers too. “How do I color strands using an image’s color palette?” was the comment on Vimeo that led to this setup. Yet when talking […]