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Hey, I am working on a school project and was wondering if you could help me guide through this Houdini project

Very nice setup, thanks a lot for sharing! And here I was trying to animate my ships by hand :'D

big thanks

Thank you for this. Great tutorial.

Hi, hello, how are you?! How would you go about changing the colors of the pinboard that align to the color values of a ramp TOP? I would like to simulate the look of a heat map. Thanks in advance and great project!

Nice tutorial, but I should mention, if somebody uses Redshift, then you don’t need to pack the pieces at the end. Because redshift actually unpacks it anyway. Didn’t test with Karma or other renderers though.

that's phenomenal! Thanks so much!! Do you know how to get it worked on an animated input? it doesn't slide down anymore then. Thank you!!

Thanks a lot for taking time to create this video. 😊

Insane 🔥💫

interesting approach with the sequencing, thank you. but have you tried your patch with a recent TD version? the scalez graph looks much like yours with my input source, but seems to have only very limited influence of the pins. also when i reduce the rows (and cols) the board becomes a strip instead of a square. can't seem to figure either problem out...

Is this still available for download anywhere?

Thanks!

Can the gravity and constraint network nodes go after the rigid body solver? That's how one of the examples in class im doing is taught

Hey mate ay chance to redo this useful tutorial from scratch. It is a bit confusing for beginners at the moment.

nooon Man... i had this ideas of rename the constraint type, but i lost in my mind... and after whatch this video i remember to try, and works . i did dis inside a sop solver inside a dop network because my constraint connection are build over time, and not before the simulation, so my problem is to remove constraint based on some mask attribute over the attach mesh. i read this value and if i remove the constraint all the sim go crazy. BUT if i rename the type to "none", instead of remove prim, all works great. PRIMITIVE WRANGLE INSIDE THE SOP SOLVER // in the 3 input of the wrangle i connect the obj merge of the geo with the remove animated attribute // Read the near point of 3 input int nearpt= nearpoint(2,v@P); // Read the near point value remove from the geometry int remove = point(2,"remove",nearpt); if(remove>0){ //@Cd={1,0,0}; //Set the type from attach to none >> so the attach constraint is removed s@type= "none"; } I have another way of do this , by Vellum Constraint Property and activate the Remove checkbox and Vex (in this case the removed constraint dont cause problems) int nearpt= nearpoint(2,v@P); remove=point(2,"remove", nearpt); thanks again

Hi! Very nice tuto, but I've some issues after the simulation... When I transfer with the "transformpieces" my original mesh start to deform itself after some dozens of frames! Have you some idea to avoid that? Please! 🙏🙏

dont work in h18.5. pls provide the scene

My boat keeps capsizing :(

Glad you supplied the hip file. Otherwise it's a bit tricky working out what you've done unless you flag each node as you work your way through the project. If you can't see the node parameters it's a guessing game really. Got any hip files for masonry tiling where you can divide an area up according to your tile size with a set gap around each one & all of them as well, like you would if actually tiling a floor. Cool wooden flooring though...very rickety though....watch your step I say...lol.

How do you orient the houses along the roads?

thanks

Could you have a setup that goes the other way? You have a pop grains simulation with objects like rocks which are various shapes copied to points. Then use that as a guided RBD sim to achieve collisions between the rocks and othe collision geometry?

What's going on in the background with all the shouting? Angry Blender artists coming for you Hristo? :D

Great tutorial. I wish I'd found these videos when I first started with touch. Back then I found a lot of tutorials that just rebuilt their network from scratch and a lot of the reasons why they chose certain parameter values or made certain decisions were never explained. I think your style of teaching of going through each node and explaining how you made your decisions is such a great way of teaching.

Hey, The tut was very useful. Can we use the same method for mantra render as well.

Why don't you start at the very beginning ?

Thank you Hristo!

NICE!

This is awesome. Thank you!

Nice, and I found to get the particles rbd working you must use the mask with particles* instead of particles. Very weird I know.

I used to learn from you from the days of 3ds max and thinking particles, good you are sharing your thoughts in houdini too. Thanx alot, long journey.

You have very nice channel. Keep adding nice cool video please

good job

Hello! Thank you so much for your tutorial. I tried to alter your setup in order to use another ship, but I keep having problems with the exploded pieces drifting apart in the simulation. Any ideas what I might have to change?

Always coming back to your tutorials, they are so well explained! How do you manage your rbds with the newer build in tools for RBD in sop level? Are you using them more than a more manual approach? I found them great for fast setups, but when you need something specific, setups like you did here I found it way more useful.

Putting noise on top of 'attractionweight' attribute vs the 'strength' attribute is the same? Right?

This was very helpful back when I stumbled on it and I was new and learning Houdini!... now that I'm not new and still learning Houdini its even more helpful! Thank you!

Such a weird thing, I was looking for this video because someone mentioned it and then I got a mention about someone subscribing to my videos. So I click to see who it is and this video is the first thing I see. Got kind of mind-fucked

Wonderful as usual.

so good! thanks!

Cool lesson! In tyFlow, there would be such control over the geometry, eh)

Awesome Hristo! Thanks a lot!

Always coming back to your tutos Hristo! this fast overviews are quite good for a fast understanding of the possibilities. Thanks!

Thank you! And thanks for the scene file!

can u show the renderview? also how do i texture the mountain? can u make a tutorial on that? it will be very helpful!

wa, hello hristo i wanna ask you something are you still have exotic matter naiad software ??

Thanks! this is very helpful.

Thanks for this! :) Awesome!

Great tut! What's the hotkey you use to reset the sim? :)