Houdini Quickie: Concentric Shapes

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  • Опубліковано 14 лип 2021
  • In this Houdini Quickie, Liam shows how to easily make concentric shapes using a for-each loop. One would think to first jump into a Copy Transform SOP, but you'll quickly learn it doesn't quite work as expected.
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  • @RMAFIRE
    @RMAFIRE Рік тому

    very cool to watch👆🧨

  • @MotionPunk
    @MotionPunk 2 роки тому

    wow!

  • @ll6a6
    @ll6a6 3 роки тому +1

    Man we miss you. We need your amazing tutorial about how to recreate c4d motion graphics in houdini

  • @KonstantinMagnus
    @KonstantinMagnus 3 роки тому +3

    Hi Liam, just try a tube, set its connectivity to rows, 0 height, first radius 0.1, and rows to 12. Append an end SOP with close U set to unroll with shared points.

  • @everydayhero3610
    @everydayhero3610 3 роки тому +2

    Tried to put this expression into a rotation vector and it gives really pretty patterns. Thank you!

    • @ProfessionallyIncorrect
      @ProfessionallyIncorrect  3 роки тому

      Glad it helped! That sounds really cool! It can definitely be used in any of the parameters.

  • @koekezoet8988
    @koekezoet8988 2 місяці тому

    Very helpful! How would you chang the expression to make it scale down instead of up?

  • @mangoship
    @mangoship 3 роки тому +1

    Thx for sharing!

  • @antoniopepe
    @antoniopepe Рік тому +1

    I made an hda to make this type of concentric things but works with all shapes and fonts. Inside the foreach I put Poly Expand 2D. Works great with ends sop. 👍

  • @alanlemoine9070
    @alanlemoine9070 7 днів тому

    hi, how would I go about setting a color ramp on these circles with the Color node ? I tried "ramp from attribute" but I only had Position and Normal which didn't do much. Thanks!!

  • @avinashlobo
    @avinashlobo Рік тому +1

    Another way is Point Generate (set to number of circles you want), Enumerate, Attribute Adjust Float pscale (set to Remap Attribute), and then Copy to Points. This way is likely faster than the loop. You also get all the controls of the Attribute Adjust Float to tweak the distribution of the circles, which is nice.
    i.imgur.com/B69sfJU.png