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So things are cooked every frame unless explicitly specified not
to? Even if nothing changes except perhaps regular transforms?
(with no deforms)
Also is there a command log to easily script things such as in
this case, an export/import button?
On 02/21/17 21:30, Jonathan Moore wrote:
The idea of freezing the modelling stack in Houdini
can feel counter intuitive but go with the flow of the system
design and it makes more sense. Locking your stacks then
collapsing them via netboxes is the simple option, setting up
file caches to export bgeo (or whatever other format you prefer)
to bring them back in at another chosen point in your network is
the most efficient route.
It's important to break away from the XSI/Maya collapse the
stack mindset. Locking and collapsing is a better strategy on
smaller networks (simplicity and portability), file caches are
better for larger networks as locking stores the frozen
geometry in the HIP file and this can easily lead to
cumbersome large HIP's.
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