I had a talk with one of teams Head in our place. I asked him about
clarisse and what he told me was something unexpected. He said that Houdini
is the best assembler for their team to render projects. He was also
excited about the discount that's currently on, planning to buy more seats.
If my
Hey Felix, I know what you mean and I still have some reservations about it as
a pure get-things-done-dirty moddler and scene assembler. Although I'm hoping I
just need to learn more to get comfortable with it.
However this video might help a bit wth selections and the scene model.
May be there is an opportunity to send a video to SideFX about how do you want
to work, what you miss, , etc… they surely will look at it as they have done in
the past with some of my suggestions.
:-)
jb
> On 20 Feb 2017, at 23:04, Felix Geremus wrote:
>
> I am
I am on the Houdini train for a couple of months now. And I really like it
for the most part, especially the more technical aspects are incredible and
way better than Softimage ever was. But I am still confused by all the
praise for Houdini in certain areas like poly modeling or scene assembly.
> On 20 Feb 2017, at 22:19, Matt Lind wrote:
>
> You have to keep in mind Houdini is a non-linear system.
>
> Softimage's freeze and freeze modeling operations operate on construction
> histories for individual objects. All the operators live in the same
> construction
Softimage freeze does just that, stores the data in the file, hence the huge
files sometimes so if you don’t have a problem in Softimage you should not
worry about freezing by locking the node. The history will be there if you need
it which is a bonus.
:-)
jb
> On 20 Feb 2017, at 21:44,
You have to keep in mind Houdini is a non-linear system.
Softimage's freeze and freeze modeling operations operate on construction
histories for individual objects. All the operators live in the same
construction history, so computing the result of the freeze is fairly
straightforward as you
Hi Olivier and Andy, nice tip.
So there is no other way to just collapse everything? I find it's a little
strange that I can't do a true modeling collapse, the better way I find is
export .obj and import again.
2017-02-20 18:36 GMT-03:00 Andy Goehler :
> Be
Be advised, this will increase your file size. A lock on a node is essentially
caching at that node.
If you must, I’d advised to collapse to subnets.
Andy
> On Feb 20, 2017, at 10:30 PM, Olivier Jeannel wrote:
>
> Ctrl click on the red (left side of the node (not the
Ctrl click on the red (left side of the node (not the yellow) ) This will
lock the node like a "freeze". Everything above is computed and "locked".
2017-02-20 22:19 GMT+01:00 Paulo Cesar Duarte :
> Hey Pierre and Ed...
> I'm starting with Houdini too, just studying SOP
Hey Pierre and Ed...
I'm starting with Houdini too, just studying SOP for now.
There is a simple way to freeze modeling like XSI? Without the need of
caching geometry, just freezing or collapse?
Cheers.
2017-02-10 19:48 GMT-02:00 Jordi Bares :
> A few thoughts of mine..
Quoting Ace Ventura : "All righty theenn" :D
Thanks. I´ll see how this goes.
Cheers.
On Mon, Feb 20, 2017 at 12:11 PM, Jonathan Moore
wrote:
> If you only have access to 2014 you'll need Alembic Crate. This archive
> has all builds from 2010 till now (don't have
If you only have access to 2014 you'll need Alembic Crate. This archive has
all builds from 2010 till now (don't have Soft 2014 on it's own).
https://d.pr/TTWU.zip
Crate doesn't write as quickly as the native Alembic in 2015 but it's got a
pile of useful tricks for manipulating the caches you
I've always believed the long term strategy was to retire Softimage from
the day it was part of the Autodesk portfolio. The assets they were buying
were the development team. In the interim years parts of Maya have been
informed by Softimage and MCG in Max is very much a cousin of ICE (with a
Financial reports are always a bit confusing, have to be aware of the terms
being used. But based on the businesswire link you posted:
Firstly, those results are pretty old– they are from Nov 2014- Jan 2015.
Autodesk fiscal years like its product versions are out 1 year. So ‘fiscal’
year 2015
Thanks. Yes, intersecting geo doesn't get along. I will have to retopo.
On Feb 20, 2017 6:19 AM, "Morten Bartholdy" wrote:
> In my experience it can get picky about the input geometry. Try and
> triangulate all meshes involved before the boolean operation, that usually
>
Thank you guys. I found on a SI community that indeed, alembic was chosen
for "plotting". Question: I am using SI 2014 sp2 on this proyect How do I
get alembic out? :( I ported my scene to a SI2015 and tried to export the
sim to .abc and the scene crashed.
At this point I am thinking to have the
Houdini 16 launch event:
https://vimeo.com/203373373
On Mon, Feb 20, 2017 at 5:05 PM, Bradley Gabe wrote:
> Any chance you could post a direct link to this screencast?
>
> > On Feb 19, 2017, at 9:07 AM, Jordi Bares wrote:
> >
> > Have a look at the
>Autodesk as a company had missed it's earnings per share and even though
media made up 15% of its budget
are you sure about that ? as far as i am aware the media and entertainment
sector is just a tiny drop in the whole autodesk bucket. im not a finance
guy so maybe i am getting the terms
Any chance you could post a direct link to this screencast?
> On Feb 19, 2017, at 9:07 AM, Jordi Bares wrote:
>
> Have a look at the screencast they did.. you will see why the excitement.
>
> Interesting times ahead.
> jb
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Wasn't it to do with a bad investors' earnings briefing? Autodesk as a
company had missed it's earnings per share and even though media made up
15% of its budget (or maybe because of that) the least successful of the
three similar products got the chop. I think if there hadn't been a
panicked push
Actually, Flame has been upgraded very very nicely and the new pricing approach
makes it very attractive against Nuke which, although very entrenched in film
has not fully knocked Flame and the battle is on. Here at Glassworks we use
both but Flame latest version has reinvigorated the
I don't know, I'm well out of the loop now.And any knowledge I did have has
probably expired by now.
I'd be surprised if was to be chopped. Just look at the public records and
you'll see that it makes alot of money.
Look at their folio and offerings, maybe AD are doing a reshuffle both with
I don't think people put a gun to the guys head, it was all part of the
campaign that was running at the time. The general consensus was that the
axe had already been wielded and fallen on Softimage and this was just lip
service. But that wasn't the case, from my knowledge anyway. At that moment
In my experience it can get picky about the input geometry. Try and triangulate
all meshes involved before the boolean operation, that usually helps. That
said, I have often found the boolean op could not cope and needed to shift
things slightly to overcome what I guess is a troublesome
Yes, it probably was unprofessional for which I apologise. It was an offhand
remark made after a few beers on a Saturday. So probably not the best time to
be posting.
I might point out that the individuals who made him go on camera and tell
everyone it was going to be fine when they had no
As Sven says plotting moved to Alembic in Momentum 4 (but the PDF files
weren't updated),
The fastest way to export to Alembic in 2015 SP2 is by using the built in
Alembic exported under the file menu rather than Crate.
As a simple test, load scene 55 from the bundled scene content
It was discussed on the list some time ago. They replaced the old plotting
function with alembic what was more suitable and stable when it comes to
changing topology. Unfortunatly the docs did't get updated on that. Just use
alembic.
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