Houdini Tutorial - Nodes Part 1: Attribute Nodes
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- Опубліковано 13 лип 2024
- This tutorial is a bit different to what we usually do. In this tutorial, we aren't recreating an effect but rather, we go over some of Houdini's many nodes. This is mostly intended for beginners. Houdini's nodes can be intimidating due to the sheer volume of nodes. However, in this tutorial we go over them and explain them. This is part 1 and we are going over Attribute Nodes.
In our blog-post we go over how to create the morphing sphere that is seen in the intro.
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Timestamps:
Attribute Blur - 0:40
Attribute Copy - 3:50
Attribute Transfer - 6:10
Attribute Randomize - 9:00
Attribute Promote - 11:55
Attribute Mirror - 15:00
Attribute Interpolate - 16:25
Attribute from Map - 20:10
Measure - 24:15
Attribute Fade - 28:35
Attribute from Volume - 32:00
Paint - 36:45
Attribute VOPs vs Attribute Wrangles - 39:35
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Hey everyone, thanks for all the great feedback! Part two was released as a Patreon Exclusive Tutorial which you can check out over here: www.patreon.com/posts/premium-tutorial-23458050
This tutorial reminds me of the old adage about teaching someone to fish rather than just handing them one to eat. It was extremely enlightening, so please continue with more like this.
I did your animated Cube tutorial and my mom said " hm, neat" .
Teach me more so I can become the best son.
I really love your stuff :3
lol, that's brilliant. New tutorial coming soon: 'How to be the best son'. Thanks for watching!
This is amazing!
Please, please make more of these! These are extremely helpful!
Incredibly valuable! Love seeing Houdini broken down to its pieces.
How excellent tutorial for beginners! It helps me suddenly understanding not only the attributes, but the basic principle of many things like the principle of curvature graphic.
One of the best houdini tutorials Ive seen on YT so far. Pls continue this series! And thanks for the great content! :)
Thanks so much for doing this video. I will watch many more, and considering Patreon. Great way to explain every single node in detail with an example or two. Cheers!
Really well explained and very helpful tips. Thanks !
Great tutorial. This format - where you describe the node, and then show it in use - is very helpful!
This was one of the best Houdini tuts I’ve come across. So simple yet so effective for helping to understand how these pieces can fit together. Thank you!
Excellent tutorial. Thanks for doing this.
Amazing thank you
Extremely helpful tutorial! With everyone, good as this, I get less scared of Houdini :)
Subscribed and waiting for more such good content
THank you very much! Awesome videos! Please keep doing this series. I'm just starting in Houdini even though I work with Maya for many years, and you are doing a really nice job, getting informatons straights while showing pratical examples to consolidate de information.
Very helpful tutorial for beginner and advanced users. Thanks a lot.
Great Job Man !!!! Houdini is so vast !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Definitely the best Houdini tutorial I've come across so far. Thank you so much!
Thanks a lot for watching, Tanay!
triffic tutorial, lots of sops i've never used that will get used over and over from today, well done.
Thank you so much for this video! I loved how you compared attribute wrangle with attribute vob near the end.
This is really so much helpful for me.....
thanks a lot ..
keep uploading this kind of tutorials
Hey everyone, something a bit different! This is mainly meant for those who are new to Houdini but from 16:25 we start going over more complex node structures. There are timestamps in the description. We had some issues with our intro tutorial so that will be up next week, sorry for the wait. Enjoy!
NO problem sir.... i am new but loved it all..... Thank you for tutorial
Men... I love u.. this is the first time I actually get a general understanding of VOPs and VEX and their correlation, this 100% makes me wanna learn both in a deeper matter. Thanks a lot
from far the best tuts i ever saw to start enjoying houdini, simple, efficient, funny also ! even if i dont want to become disrespectfull about the painting ability of that fantastic dude ^^ !
many many thanks for the video man, can wait to see more already
This is amazing. It is logical, with perfect explanation. I enjoyed it every single moment. Hats off dear houdini master. Bravo.
woow, amazing tut, thanks
Thank you! Very helpful!
Thanks you very much for great tutorial !
Loving this tutorial. As a apprentice learner this is very informative! Thank you! Love to see more node references tutorial. How about some SOPs?
Please please keep doing these ones, this one was incredibly helpful and it'd be a shame if it ended in just one episode, keep up the good work! And thanks for your time
Thanks for the feedback. We released one on our Patreon but we're hoping to release another free one soon, sorry for the wait!
@@NineBetween Great tutorial! want to watch more but didn't find the same series on Patreon. Can you provide the link? Thanks for your time!
Thanks a lot for this! :D
excellent ! tks for sharing :)
This tutorial is exactly what I needed at this stage in my learning - I think it'll be one that I come back to many times for reference as well!
For the glow on the rubber toy at 28:00 the only way I could get it to work was adding a material node, just putting the ps on the geometry didn't work for me (v17).
Awesome... I'm a beginner... Please make more tutorials like this. They will help and more like me who are just starting out... Thanks
Great, thanks for the feedback, glad it helps!
Wow wow wow.....you have done a such a good work...i fell like i know everything now ...plz do make on other's too....
Thats the only tutorial i can understand
Thank You very much!
No problem :)
Thanks! I'm an intermediate user but this was still helpful, I have a habit of doing everything in VEX when sometimes it can be done more quickly with a node. I think learning all of the fundamental nodes and being reminded of what they can do and when to use them is very beneficial and time saving. The examples provided are cool and practical as well. Keep up the great content!
The VOP vs VEX section at 41:00 repeats the first portion (about 2 minutes of repeated content), just wanted to let you know in case you missed it.
I also tend to go a little overboard with VEX when it could be simplified, old habits die hard I guess. Also, thanks for pointing that out, I re-recorded that one section because I made a mistake and ended up overlapping the two recordings. UA-cam should update the edit soon. Thanks again for pointing it out and thanks for watching :)
Not new to Houdini, but useful video. I didn't know about Attribute Mirror for instance :)
Thanks, glad you found some use in this. Honestly, I only recently discovered the attribute mirror node, its just one of those things you tend to never use or even look for.
@19:20 - If you're using v16.5 and your 'Tube' geo is missing the Rotation inputs, just set the 'Orientation' to the Z-axis to match what's shown. As well, the 'Mirror Att.' didn't require switching to Vector Mirror (created strange results). It works fine when set to 'No Mirroring'.
Thanks man!! More vex tuts please! If you can please make a city creating tut based on rule grammar, like in City Engine!
Great Video! Do you ever explain the coding you are doing in the Attribute Wrangle? I dont know the syntax. Cheers!
MORE.....................
İ beg you to make part 2 and make that simple
What a great tutorial. When you explain the Attribute Interpolate node, wouldn't be the same result if you put the Mountain node after the Scatter node? I've tried it and the points seem to stick well onto the deforming surface, so I think I'm missing something about what the Attribute Interpolate node actually does. Thanks for your time!
awesome, but you know how to rotate the effect? because in my case i use blast node in pyro import to delete atribute other than the velocity attribute
is there any tutorial on how you made the intro, man ??
Bro where is the next one????
Is there any difference between @Cd = set(0,1,0) and @Cd = {0,1,0} ?
Hey, so in this case, no - either is perfectly fine.
But, the curly braces {} will only work for constant values (values that don't change ie. non-variable). 'set' is used for assigning variables to vectors:
float val = 1;
vector vecVal = set(val, val, val);
Perfect.
This is the right way. If you used curly braces it wouldn't work. Just remember, if you can just give some constant values (ie. 1, 3, 5.5 etc) use curly braces. If you are using a variable (xVal, yVal, zVal) then use 'set'.
Hope that helps!
Very helpful. Thank you!