Sorry sir, I have another doubt, in python create a self tool is awesome, created sphere node set input very easy, but inside the vop how to connect that global p to curl noise or any vector component. I tried so many things but it's not working pls help me with this, I want to connect curlnoise to global P or any input 🙂🙂🙂
This is great, thanks for making all this content! One question: It seems like this type of Python code might break if the items in a dropdown on a node change or the default values of a node change. Is there any way to make Python code more resilient to those kinds of changes?
Ya know I've been looking for that for a while as well...and haven't found a way in Houdini...I end up just pressing enter a few times to make space. If any one out there k ow, definitely let us know! Thanks!:)
You are on fire lately. I can hardly keep up!
dude thaank you so much! this is a life saving tutorial
Thank you for all your videos and hard work
Very useful information, thank you so much 😘😘😘
verrrry helpful！thx!
thanks for this cool video
Hello ! How can you do if the parm you want to modify is a string containing group names or attributes ? Thanks!
Sorry sir, I have another doubt, in python create a self tool is awesome, created sphere node set input very easy, but inside the vop how to connect that global p to curl noise or any vector component.
I tried so many things but it's not working pls help me with this, I want to connect curlnoise to global P or any input 🙂🙂🙂
How can I move tool shelves to another location? Or can I arrange several shelves one below the other?
This is great, thanks for making all this content!
One question: It seems like this type of Python code might break if the items in a dropdown on a node change or the default values of a node change. Is there any way to make Python code more resilient to those kinds of changes?
sir i cant able to see any toolbar in my houdini software
Sir, what is different between just making a tool through dragging it to the shelf and making own tool with python?
Sir, how to clear the python shell, There is any CMD to clear or any shortcut pls tell me sir if you know
Ya know I've been looking for that for a while as well...and haven't found a way in Houdini...I end up just pressing enter a few times to make space. If any one out there k ow, definitely let us know! Thanks!:)
@@IndiePixel3D 😅
ctrl + t... :D
@@pfxaniket9116 EDIT: Ctrl + T, doesn't work to "clear" the python shell, it just creates a new tab hence why it seems to clear things
can u tell me how to save