Patches and Stitches - Houdini Tutorial

[@kierangfinch5123]

a couple of new node uses discovered from this tut - thanks!

[@saifsami_ss]

You are a legend

[@S-I-T]

Superb tutorial.

[@ginho3848]

Followed the tutorial on a heart shaped cushion. Looks lovely. Thank you🙏

[@AlejandroEcheverryB]

Amazing Tutorial! Thanks For this!

[@KonstantinMagnus]

Thank you Alejandro, learned a lot from you, as well!

[@gt_kenny]

Another great one Konstantin! Thanks for taking the time to record this.

[@austin_wendenburg]

Thanks Konstantin, learned a lot of new tricks! Your tuts are great

[@robko75]

Yeah! Another superb tutorial from Konstantin! Thank you for this.
BTW: You can get even more believable seam pattern by using not the voronoi-fracture but the edgefracture-node in combination with the measure_curvature-node (remapped concave and convex attribs as cost attrib)

[@KonstantinMagnus]

Hi Robert, sounds very interesting. Could you perhaps post your workflow on odforce or so?

[@blesshiscottonsocks]

Hey Robert, interested in this too! Trying some messing about but getting rather messy results, do you have any further thoughts you could explain?

[@pragmaticvfx]

Great tutorial Konstantin!

[@aboldmule]

Concise and to the point. Danke viel

[@carlosrivadulla8903]

I love your tutorials. Thanks

[@demoncase7]

holy shit the soft peak stuff is kinda the rest length on the vellum solver but a poor's man version, I love it lmao

[@antoniopepe]

Thanks Konstantin. 🙏

[@FabianStrube]

Great Tutorial! Thanks alot.

[@KonstantinMagnus]

Thank you, Fabian! Any Houdini Artist really should check out your channel, as well!

[@TaylorColpitts]

Beautiful tutorial. Thanks very much!

[@m_erdem]

Awesome tutorial as usual, thanks.

[@heinblues]

Thanks for this nice tutorial

[@kenziemac130]

Pig head seems to be having a nice time in it's shibari based quilt.

[@ClapClap4Sim]

At 3:27 my whole mesh is blue and theres no limitations is there an explanation for this ?

[@KonstantinMagnus]

Maybe the voronoi fracturing didn't work? Best you look into the example file!

[@ClapClap4Sim]

@@KonstantinMagnus I tried downloading it it says its not available ? Do i have to create an account on there ?

[@KonstantinMagnus]

@@ClapClap4Sim You can get it here without registration: procegen.konstantinmagnus.de/stitching-a-patchwork

[@ClapClap4Sim]

@@KonstantinMagnus Thanks !

[@geraldwang8008]

awesome tutorial ！！

[@matvampir0_]

Great tutorial as allways! Thnx!
(I can't make the UVs visible on the perspective viewport, I don't have that button)

[@KonstantinMagnus]

Thanks Matt!
The UV button came with Houdini 19 I think. You could use the UV quick shade-node instead.

[@matvampir0_]

Thnx!

[@balazsbanicz9394]

Awesome, thank you very much!

[@paoloricaldone6273]

THANK YOU

[@user-sl309jd90]

I wish you showed the rendering process for it too!

[@KonstantinMagnus]

Hi Taek, you might want to have a look at the file linked in the description. However the provided setup does not necessarily show best practices.
This course seems more suitable:
www.sidefx.com/tutorials/karma-a-beautiful-game/

[@wewantmoreparty]

Thanks

[@doodlesnack3082]

awesome!

[@PawelGrzelak]

Pretty cool!

[@StephaneSOUBIRAN]

Thx

[@Salmonce]

Thanks Konstantin, learned a lot of new tricks! Your tuts are great