Houdini is incredibly powerful and painful to learn, because his procedures are totally different from 3D standards, the control of all geometry and the ability to modify anything from any state in the process is overwhelming. It is certainly a 3D software work of art.
Bruh its just images stacked with a distance inbetween, to give dept illusions, its common in games cuz games are real time and can't handle simulation real time...🤘🏻
@InspirationTuts, I started to learn Blender I found it not easy or the UI is difficult. Then I switch to Houdini found it easier (maybe I am wrong) I contact Houdini support if it has physics formulas. I mean do fallen objects follow gravity law. They said no, but I can add formulas as I check. In real-world Houdini is difficult but maybe it has the capability. I watch your videos about Blender vs 3D max and Maya. Maybe for me Blender still slightly better. But since I am starting to adopt a final software to learn, which one is better in since of easier UI, and more real as follows rules or laws of physics and finally which has more library to select for more effect?
When getting started with visual effects at home, which is better, an Imac or windows based system? And which models and programs are used besides Houdini?
Houdini is my fav cuz it gives full control to each and every parameter and settings. Unfortunately people made it notorious by saying it is hard but it's upto you how much u want to go deep in. It's amazing when u can control a particular point among billions just with a piece of code. And people who think blender is anyway near to Houdini, they r comparing sun to a light bulb😂
Oh boy...... you don't know what you're diving into. Start with blender if you can't afford any other software that's the best opportunity to get a bit into node based working. Also it's definitely not easy to get learning access to houdini but you can start on your own with a free students license. Houdini is such an overwhelming software including a very big part of coding like python or vex. If you really want to start from scratch, good luck.....but in my opinion you got nearly no chance to get into it in under 6 years.
@@hermasadrianfttf9986 I'm using Cinema 4D by myself for 6 years now and it's kind of my little hometown, for me it just feels great and I know what to do with it. But you need to clarify that you're a real student to get the license or you have to buy it for 120$/month or 3364$ once which is like twice the price you have to pay for houdini.
I was like you 6 months ago, I wanted to become a FX artist I emailed lots of big FX supervisors they told me if you want to focus on vfx then learn houdini, and now I am glad I worked so hard in learning houdini and still do, I am interested in seeing what software did you pick?
My only comment to make here man is, when does your "Super cut" video drop? The one that silences all the critics and compares all the computer software programs tools like; ZBrush, Maya, Blender, Houdini, 3D Max, Unity, Cinema 4D, Adobe After Effects, Photoshop plug-ins etc's! And how they all apply to; Film VFX (as if you haven't done that enough times already?), Television, Animation, Videogames, 3D Architecture and Photography overall. Without reiterating what you've previously done and accomplished in your current videos here. (smiles)
Do it bruh! I learned from a Blender coder that the new everything nodes system is intended to turn Blender into houdini. I'm waiting for your Houdini tuts! Just do it! 35gb courseware seems intimidating to me and that's just for pyro!
You crazy . Houdini is the hardest software in the world more than 1M nodes ... Blender is nothing compared with Houdini . You should also learn paython if you want to learn houdini
Python isn’t necessary for beginners, or even fairly competent Houdini users. It has its uses in certain areas, but shouldn’t be put above learning vex. Learn vex before you start exploring the uses of python.
@Glizzster 多 Not just mathematics, you also need a solid knowledge of physics if you want to learn fx , the same thing for rigging it's a very technical process but you can learn sculpting, modeling or animating ... a lot does not require mathematics In my opinion, no one is born bad at math just go for what you want
Why would he compare a paid software with consistent support and massive scientific and technological achievements to a freeware? Is this a joke? Its like comparing an alien spacecraft to your kid's bicycle.
Blender, Houdini, 3D Max, Maya, Cinema 4D etc's all depend on the users and dedication in making the tools of these programs work. None of them will work to their full potential unless they're utilized properly. Its not the "name" its who's behind using the program software and bringing out its fullest potential that truly counts at the end of the day.
spoken like a stupid fanboy, Blender is a joke in comparison even Maya is much much better hence it's the Industry Standard that produces your favourite movies,video games..etc :)
zed force I’ve seen 3 comments of you in unter one minute. You are the maya fanboy here.... just let anyone use whatever they want and don’t force your opinion on them! „Maya Is industry Standard“ is the lamest argument you could possibly come up with... standards change, constantly
@@kunemann I mean, it is the industry standard though... Being industry standard means more than just features, it means the overwhelming majority of professional artists know and use Maya for Animation/VFX work. It means VFX houses have years and years of pipeline development and add ons for Maya. It means Maya is ingrained in the industry, I'm not necessarily making a good/bad argument I'm just saying how it is. That's a standard that won't change overnight. Every year Blender fans have claimed that Blender will be the industry standard in 5 years. Seems like it's always 5 years away. I don't know if people know this, but Maya is pretty disliked among professionals for a lot of reasons, the thing is no other software has really given a good enough reason to make a switch, except for Houdini. Blender 2.8 is the first version I've seen that has generated some considerable interest from some fellow artists. But if I had to bet on whether Houdini or Blender would eclipse Maya as the catch all VFX software in 5 years, I would bet my life savings on Houdini every time.
Houdini is incredibly powerful and painful to learn, because his procedures are totally different from 3D standards, the control of all geometry and the ability to modify anything from any state in the process is overwhelming. It is certainly a 3D software work of art.
The genius team who invented it, and have been nonstop working on it.
@@declanbaker2185 Why would you do that to your friend??
@@1NightInParisOfficial its a bot
eventually blenders geo nodes will surpass them! and blender is freeee :D
Best and hardest software for me
With Zbrush, houdini, maya, unreal and nuke you can own the world.
Forgot about mari.
I'm a houdini user, but you have to confess that maya's rigging system is the best animation tool of all time.
U forgot blender 😨
@@deflexyt3965 nah. blender is a toy.
@@SlayerDUDE1993 i work with blender only as i dont have high end pc
It's truly magical!
The guy explaining this is magical…!
I really like how you explained the actually techiques. It's very important. It's like listening to Cinefex. Wish we had more of these sooner. 💯
Could you explain/show the smoke and explosion for the Spiderverse movie a bit more? I'm still a little bit lost on that aspect
Bruh its just images stacked with a distance inbetween, to give dept illusions, its common in games cuz games are real time and can't handle simulation real time...🤘🏻
I love how they destroy months of hard work with simple motion blur on the top of all details 😆
@InspirationTuts, I started to learn Blender I found it not easy or the UI is difficult. Then I switch to Houdini found it easier (maybe I am wrong) I contact Houdini support if it has physics formulas. I mean do fallen objects follow gravity law. They said no, but I can add formulas as I check. In real-world Houdini is difficult but maybe it has the capability. I watch your videos about Blender vs 3D max and Maya. Maybe for me Blender still slightly better. But since I am starting to adopt a final software to learn, which one is better in since of easier UI, and more real as follows rules or laws of physics and finally which has more library to select for more effect?
What do you wanna create?
I know Maya, learning Houdini and still need to learn and use Nuke more.
what other 3D programms did they use besides houdini?
What is the diffrence in the interface and the controls between blender and Maya
When getting started with visual effects at home, which is better, an Imac or windows based system? And which models and programs are used besides Houdini?
windows
Houdini is my fav cuz it gives full control to each and every parameter and settings. Unfortunately people made it notorious by saying it is hard but it's upto you how much u want to go deep in. It's amazing when u can control a particular point among billions just with a piece of code. And people who think blender is anyway near to Houdini, they r comparing sun to a light bulb😂
Really love your content they are really inspiring...can you please make a video on Houdini or Best FX artist in industry
i Will try
Thankyou so much it would be really helpful
I think there is new bevel modifier in 3ds max.
Houdini blender and after effects are perfect combination.
Yup!
Mine is Houdini,blender and nuke.
lol Maya is the Industry Standard not Blender ;)
Houdini, Maya, Nuke here :)
zed force industry standard doesn’t mean best one for anyone.
Is Amazing!
Awesome
You are good…!
i am 0 at 3D software, am i right to learn houdini? or i must learn other software?
Oh boy...... you don't know what you're diving into. Start with blender if you can't afford any other software that's the best opportunity to get a bit into node based working. Also it's definitely not easy to get learning access to houdini but you can start on your own with a free students license. Houdini is such an overwhelming software including a very big part of coding like python or vex. If you really want to start from scratch, good luck.....but in my opinion you got nearly no chance to get into it in under 6 years.
@@DaQuinnfx yeah, i don't know at all about houdini, i just heart it so powerful, thanks fyi,, what about cinema4d?
@@hermasadrianfttf9986 I'm using Cinema 4D by myself for 6 years now and it's kind of my little hometown, for me it just feels great and I know what to do with it. But you need to clarify that you're a real student to get the license or you have to buy it for 120$/month or 3364$ once which is like twice the price you have to pay for houdini.
I was like you 6 months ago, I wanted to become a FX artist I emailed lots of big FX supervisors they told me if you want to focus on vfx then learn houdini, and now I am glad I worked so hard in learning houdini and still do, I am interested in seeing what software did you pick?
@@user-gj7hg2yw3f for now still in after effect, but houdini will be next step
The hardest part is the python language. Master the python, Houdini is easy.
My only comment to make here man is, when does your "Super cut" video drop? The one that silences all the critics and compares all the computer software programs tools like; ZBrush, Maya, Blender, Houdini, 3D Max, Unity, Cinema 4D, Adobe After Effects, Photoshop plug-ins etc's! And how they all apply to; Film VFX (as if you haven't done that enough times already?), Television, Animation, Videogames, 3D Architecture and Photography overall. Without reiterating what you've previously done and accomplished in your current videos here. (smiles)
Y IS THE VIDEO FRAME RATE FLUCUATING
cool...
Is these all moviese use of houdini for vfx
not every movies. they are others softwares use to finalize the movies
Do it bruh! I learned from a Blender coder that the new everything nodes system is intended to turn Blender into houdini.
I'm waiting for your Houdini tuts! Just do it! 35gb courseware seems intimidating to me and that's just for pyro!
jeff spinner blender will never turn i to Houdini or function the way Houdini does. S ugh as well very thing nodes wants to be Houdini it never will.
@H D I never used SoftImage. Was it anything like TP?
BECAUSE I WANT TO MASTER VFX
Дмитрий Пугачёв what
Can you do a houdini tutorial
You crazy . Houdini is the hardest software in the world more than 1M nodes ... Blender is nothing compared with Houdini . You should also learn paython if you want to learn houdini
Python isn’t necessary
for beginners, or even fairly competent Houdini users. It has its uses in certain areas, but shouldn’t be put above learning vex. Learn vex before you start exploring the uses of python.
@@PlaidBlackHawk I m user Maya I just read in Google that houdini is use programming and math for effects
As you approach more complex effects, there’s definitely a reliance on programming and linear algebra.
Yes but a lot of times you don’t need that, but yes, in really complex Blender can’t compete (yet).
@Glizzster 多 Not just mathematics, you also need a solid knowledge of physics if you want to learn fx , the same thing for rigging it's a very technical process but you can learn sculpting, modeling or animating ... a lot does not require mathematics
In my opinion, no one is born bad at math just go for what you want
Houdini or nuke?
SO DO YOU THINK I SHOULD QUIT MAYA AND LEARN HOUDINI ?
Well you shouldn't quit maya....I learn maya and now I am learning Houdini there is nothing harm to have extra knowledge
@@azlankhan8260 how's the process of learning Houdini going with you if i may ask?
Abit okay
@@amswil3232 does it require coding as much as those who never tried it but heard a lot about it fear?
@@im_an_alien7818 yh
I’ll just study blender 🙂
Good luck never getting a job
@@moas13415 What if he plans on becoming a solo filmmaker?
Not everyone is a Disney Wannabe
Now just compare it with Blender 🙄
Why would he compare a paid software with consistent support and massive scientific and technological achievements to a freeware? Is this a joke? Its like comparing an alien spacecraft to your kid's bicycle.
Blender is better.
Blender, Houdini, 3D Max, Maya, Cinema 4D etc's all depend on the users and dedication in making the tools of these programs work. None of them will work to their full potential unless they're utilized properly. Its not the "name" its who's behind using the program software and bringing out its fullest potential that truly counts at the end of the day.
spoken like a stupid fanboy, Blender is a joke in comparison even Maya is much much better hence it's the Industry Standard that produces your favourite movies,video games..etc :)
No.
zed force I’ve seen 3 comments of you in unter one minute. You are the maya fanboy here.... just let anyone use whatever they want and don’t force your opinion on them! „Maya Is industry Standard“ is the lamest argument you could possibly come up with... standards change, constantly
@@kunemann I mean, it is the industry standard though... Being industry standard means more than just features, it means the overwhelming majority of professional artists know and use Maya for Animation/VFX work. It means VFX houses have years and years of pipeline development and add ons for Maya. It means Maya is ingrained in the industry, I'm not necessarily making a good/bad argument I'm just saying how it is.
That's a standard that won't change overnight. Every year Blender fans have claimed that Blender will be the industry standard in 5 years. Seems like it's always 5 years away.
I don't know if people know this, but Maya is pretty disliked among professionals for a lot of reasons, the thing is no other software has really given a good enough reason to make a switch, except for Houdini. Blender 2.8 is the first version I've seen that has generated some considerable interest from some fellow artists. But if I had to bet on whether Houdini or Blender would eclipse Maya as the catch all VFX software in 5 years, I would bet my life savings on Houdini every time.