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How to make animated squishy objects in Houdini
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2024
- A tutorial on mixing keyframed animation and vellum softbodies.
For a detailed look you can also see the tutorial given below
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ending was hilarious:) I learn so much from you rohan, thank you! Would love to see you continue to cover MOPs and use it in combination with RBD + vellum simulations!
Thanks for keeping putting out great stuff, Rohan. So much good knowledge here.
Many thanks for this tuto about squishy objects ! Very useful for me ! 👍👍👍
Very useful, I really laughed in the end :)
Thanks Rohan.
Thanks so much Rohan. Great tutorial I learned a lot !
😂 Flippy’s a little too excited at the end.
He was learning how to twerk 😁
Hi sir u r tutorial is very helpful thanku
Thumbnail was what i came for tutorial on..👍
Take some text. Polyextrude. Remesh. Vellum struts soft body. Vellum solver. Ground collision. And let it drop. That's it.
@@rohandalvi Material?
@@ashaaibi you can use a falloff/fresnel map and connect it to a gradient ramp.
Works like a..... charm....
Thanks, I love it.
Thanks Rohan! One question- in my 'packing' example- the spheres get real jittery after they squish together. Is there a way to relax that?
You could try increasing the substeps. If it's just for modeling purposes then just find a good frame and freeze it.
hi..i am very new to houdini..can you do a video on how to make cloth collisions on a pre animated object done from maya.. i saw a video of someone doing that im really wondering how that was done
Please explain on waterfall tutorial in Houdini
Nice tutorial. What is that ripple effect when you click your mouse? Is that an option in Houdini?
No, that's from my screen recording software. It gives options for left click and right click effects so they're easy to see.
Thank you
Another very useful and helpful tutorial - thanks. What was the shortcut you used @8:19 to get the rounded wires?
Shift +s . And glad you found the tutorial useful :)
@@rohandalvi Nice! Thanks (couldn't see any setting for it in the network display settings - maybe I missed it)