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One of the best Houdini tutorials. Everything is explained perfectly. Thank you

Great tutorial!! Thank you!

please and where are you in such a hurry? a little more reasonable slower approach would like it for explanation.

Amazing Kate!

awesome!!!

Thx!)

Hey Thanks! I just wanted to say - I've been working with Houdini since the very first alpha version on the SGIs in the 90s - and with Houdini's predecessor, PRISMS before that. Out of university in '91(?) I went to work at SideFX Software. I was tech support when there were about 100 customers worldwide. In '93 I went to LA to make movies (starting with "True Lies". I made 30 films over 15 years, and then went to work in Games at Electronic Arts. I worked in games another 15 years. I used Houdini for my work pretty much constantly throughout - until a few years ago when I got into AI/ML, and stopped using Houdini so much. So - I'm using Houdini again, and I needed to remind myself how to constrain a sim with animation data. I googled it, and your vid came up. Thanks for such a clear explanation! I've loved Houdini for a very long time, and it's always cool to see the bright minds that really latch on to these wonderful tools and get how to use them. It's 35 years I've been using them now, and I'm still learning. That's the joy of it - it's unbounded... and it's *coherent!*. Thanks again!

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gracias señorita, me ayudo mucho

Just wondering, how do you do homelanders takeoff?

I’ve just discovered this channel and I love it , keep doing this things , you have Instagram or something ?

Nice tutorial, clear and straight to the point. Exactly what I was searching for, thanks Kate!

I really like your videos, I have learned a lot Bro, a question Is there any chance you can make a tutorial on how to bring a fluid simulation along with textures to Unreal Engine? I've searched for days and days on the internet and I haven't found something that would work for me, it would be great if you could make one.

great tutorial

Thank You very much, Kate!

best tutorial's thank you:)

Love it :D

Thank you so much😊

loved it so much infromation thank you please keep creating

Amazing

It’s cool that you can do this, but a networking tour brings little benefit to the viewer. Another thing is the step by step workflow..

ty!

gonna try this 🔥🔥

grossssss - love it hehehe! thankyou!

Hi, I enjoyed your tutorial. it was very useful. Thank you. But I have a question. I'm using an environment light and checked "render light geometry" to include it in the background. However, when I check the alpha channel, only a white screen appears. I'm thinking of rendering each object with "Render Light Geometry" turned off, and then creating a separate Mantra node just for Light Geometry, with "Render Light Geometry" turned on and all other objects set as mattes. Is that a valid approach?

thank youu

Thanks for this. I'm trying to use this to create molecular clouds. Since you seem well-versed in physics and Houdini, can you help me understand what density means in Houdini? For example, if you have a birth of 10000 particles and have not changed the volume or mass of your emitter but a tutorial says to increase the density to 5000, what are you actually doing to the particles? I am trying to "translate" physics vernacular into Houdini. If anyone wants to chime in it would be a great help.

Timecodes for video: Timecodes for video: Welcome: 00:00 UNESCO: 00:36 Canada Vs Demoscene: 02:14 Why We Are Talking About Demoscene: 04:19 Disclaimer: 07:00 Demoscene Documents Everything: 07:38 What is Demoscene: 09:38 The Birth of The Various Demoscene Catagories: 17:33 Kate's Dig On Preserving Canadian CG History: 19:39 Computer Limitations: 25:13 Problems: 30:47 Polish Demoscene: 32:44 Shadertoy: 42:54 Designer Demo: 43:52 German Demoscene: 47:33 Final Demos: 52:30 End: 57:50

Honestly one of the best tutorials to go through as a beginner. So many things to digest, what a journey. Looking forward to seeing what else I can learn from your channel.

Amazing works

Now I need to know what shows / movies these were! So many things I wanna go watch! Help, Kate!

Thanks a lot!! loved it

this is a pretty crazy tutorial, kate!! i have a really good understanding now

Teheee 😁😁😁

The best part of this series is that you work totally unrehearsed thus giving your viewers a glimpse into how a vfx artist thinks and reiterates until he/she gets to the desired result. I simply loved it, thank you so much 🙏🫶

I can do this without the fancy softwares and the clickity clack B)

How to cry like a professional? - "Wow, I just can't take it anymore" *continues to take it watching a Houdini tutorial*

With the current state of the game and vfx industry, I thought I was going to be watching a completely different video. You got me. :)

Poor Paul 😂

This is a relatable title. P.S awesome tutorial

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omg Kate, this video was extremley well done as well as creative thought out put together. It had me rolling hard. Hope you had a good day today Kate.

Looks great and thanks for sharing! Just a quick question here - a month ago or so (Feb 2024) there were several tiers available on Patreon The Toronto FX Team incl collaboration with Michail Houdini artist. And these days nothing is there to choose in terms of learning Houdini. Hope you may enable those patreon tiers soon

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I so would love to get back into learning houdini again with houdini-indie. I just gotta saveup money to upgrade to a newer laptop first b4 I dive back into learning both houdini and unreal engine. I"m looking forward to the journey that lie ahead for me though. Also these projects your showcasing from your students are inspiring to watch.

This is really amazing

Amazing results!

NICE!

cool guys