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Houdini Tutorial - Dancing Spheres (Patreon)

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2019-06-17 08:12:36
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Hello everyone :) 

In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to emit particles and stick them to a moving surface, in our case a dancing character.   

Hope you enjoy this tutorial and don't forget to share your results with us!

 Have a nice day!

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Houdini Tutorial - Dancing Spheres

In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to emit particles and stick them to a moving surface, in our case a dancing character. This tutorial was requested by one of our Patrons and it was a nice challenge to figure this out. Hope you enjoy this tutorial and don't forget to share your results with us! Have a nice day and see you on the next tutorial! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/doxiastudio

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Alkaid D'arooGa

@Doxia Again Another Awesome Video! just a technical question why not use the Agent Node Instead? is there any letdowns or differences between Agent + Agent Unpack and FBX Import with OBJ Merge? Also how did you render like this with Redshift? i put a material after the Copy to Points with the Obect rendered as particle but it doesnt seem to work, do i need to do another step to color the particles? Thank you for sharing your knowledge

doxiastudio
>>24456940

Hi Alkaid! I don't know how to use Agent Node but I'm going to study about that to give you a proper answer. Maybe it is better that way. I'm not use to work with fbx and characters so that was the simple and quick way I found to keep going on the work. Thanks for that input, I'm going to check, maybe it is the better workflow.

doxiastudio
>>24456940

To render this in redshift you do not need to use copy to points. You have points, right? And you can render it as spheres/ particles with RS. Outside the node but with it selected, you add the Redshift Parameters. Then, inside the Redshift OBJ tab, you have a sub tab called Particles and check the "Render Object as Particles. By doing this, you are rendering all the points from this node as spheres/particles. If you want I can record a very fast video to explain this ;)