How to make animated squishy objects in Houdini

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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[@carlherner9458]

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!

[@esbenoxholm]

Thanks for keeping putting out great stuff, Rohan. So much good knowledge here.

[@3dforever717]

Many thanks for this tuto about squishy objects ! Very useful for me ! 👍👍👍

[@shamelhaydar5662]

Very useful, I really laughed in the end :)
Thanks Rohan.

[@kevinstern2490]

Thanks so much Rohan. Great tutorial I learned a lot !

[@joe-rivera]

😂 Flippy’s a little too excited at the end.

[@rohandalvi]

He was learning how to twerk 😁

[@naveenambati2]

Hi sir u r tutorial is very helpful thanku

[@drpepa09]

Thumbnail was what i came for tutorial on..👍

[@rohandalvi]

Take some text. Polyextrude. Remesh. Vellum struts soft body. Vellum solver. Ground collision. And let it drop. That's it.

[@ashaaibi]

@@rohandalvi Material?

[@rohandalvi]

@@ashaaibi you can use a falloff/fresnel map and connect it to a gradient ramp.

[@TroubleShotVFX]

Works like a..... charm....

[@Misstigon]

Thanks, I love it.

[@wajlg]

Thanks Rohan! One question- in my 'packing' example- the spheres get real jittery after they squish together. Is there a way to relax that?

[@rohandalvi]

You could try increasing the substeps. If it's just for modeling purposes then just find a good frame and freeze it.

[@pauldaniel5415]

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

[@naveenambati2]

Please explain on waterfall tutorial in Houdini

[@PumpkinCheesefruit]

Nice tutorial. What is that ripple effect when you click your mouse? Is that an option in Houdini?

[@rohandalvi]

No, that's from my screen recording software. It gives options for left click and right click effects so they're easy to see.

[@MaryCarrozzino]

Thank you

[@lonequark2224]

Another very useful and helpful tutorial - thanks. What was the shortcut you used @8:19 to get the rounded wires?

[@rohandalvi]

Shift +s . And glad you found the tutorial useful :)

[@lonequark2224]

@@rohandalvi Nice! Thanks (couldn't see any setting for it in the network display settings - maybe I missed it)