Liquid Landscape Part 01
🕑 Added 2024-08-13 13:40:40 +0000 UTCIn this first part, I'll show you how to create and art direct a FLIP sim to create the motion of this flowing forest. Part 02 coming soon!
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anjiushio
Hello, thank you in advance. I’m currently following this tutorial, but I’ve noticed that on some frames, the position of the instanced objects shifts unexpectedly. Could you advise me on how to resolve this issue?
Tatiana Iakovleva
Hello Ian. Is there a possibility to watch this tutorial on a private YouTube? The fact is that I use a video translator into Russian - there is such an option and opportunity when the video is uploaded to YouTube.
ian frederick
Hmm I’ve never used blender before but you can definitely export the animated points as an alembic file. Maybe blender has a way to copy geometry back onto those points
Samarth wadhwa
Love it, my card finally started working with patreon so I got this, any suggestions on exporting the file to blender for render
Lukasz Pason
Anytime! This one taught me quite a few new tricks and I thank you for it!
ian frederick
Awesome man, thanks for the tips!
Lukasz Pason
awesome. Simple techniques to get dynamic results! Just to note, in the first retime, you can just set the input frame range to be 100-240 or whatever and skip the second retime for better efficiency. The coloring the null trick also works on all nodes AND the custom shapes too! =)
Philipp Welsing
Love it!!
ian frederick
I'm not sure, I was planning to release a few more tutorials first just to have some variety in what I offer on my new page, but I'll release the next one soon, don't worry!
ian frederick
I’m glad you’re liking them! Yeah, I’m definitely not a super smart Houdini guy, so I try and make my tutorials the way I would want to learn them. Slow and easy to understand haha
Brandon Smith
These are great man - I love how you take practical examples and break them down in ways that even a dumb sumb like me can understand. Even the simple VEX stuff - I'm like hey I get that! Same with MOPs
tuna topaloglu
Avsome as Always.. Hi Ian, when do you think the next lesson on Kaleidoscopic Architecture will come out?