Houdini | Fixing Flickering Fluids | Quick Tip

[@kikofx]

great tip! will bookmark to remember if I ever run into this problem. thanks!

[@ian.donskov]

AWESOME!!!!!!

[@TOSCHNEIDER]

This is a great Tip! Thanks for sharing

[@thing3d]

TOP TIP FLIP EVER ^^

[@TGameplay4k]

How do you come up with all this tricks, .. crazy! thanks!

[@cgforge]

Lots of practice! Thanks for watching

[@fabiosobrin6648]

Suberb houdini tuts!

[@ModelWhatYouSee]

Nice tutorial! Quick question - Is there a reason to use multiple smooth nodes as opposed to using delta mush?

[@cgforge]

I think that was whatever came to mind in the moment. You're welcome to try delta mush and see how it goes though.

[@ModelWhatYouSee]

Sure thing! I was just curious if there was a advantage to doing the multi-smooth approach. So many different ways to do the same thing in Houdini:)@@cgforge

[@danacarvey]

Hey Tyler, I used the RemeshGrid smoothing technique from this tip but didn't realise I'd lose all my velocity data. Is there a way to get this back? (I've cached the surface and it's 2000 frames..)

[@cgforge]

Hey @danacarvey , you could try using an attribute transfer node to bring it back

[@danacarvey]

So this should work even though the vert count etc. is way different?@@cgforge

[@cgforge]

Yeah, I think so

[@danacarvey]

Thanks Tyler! @@cgforge

[@mordecai1484]

Thank you very nice tutorial.
It would be cool to see procedural blood splatters generation on a surface. Character face for example.

[@cgforge]

Thanks for checking out the video Mordecai. Pretty soon I'll be done with Fluids I. It's not a demonstration on blood splatters, but it will give you the knowledge on how to go about that sort of thing on a FLIP solver.

[@mordecai1484]

@@cgforge Ok. that's cool. I'll keep an eye on it.

[@StephaneSOUBIRAN]

awesome !! thx

[@BasicCGI]

awesome!!!!!!!!

[@mxgn0]

wow