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Goober Talk Project Breakdown Part 1 (Patreon)

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2023-01-28 00:08:28
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I covered for you wonderful day 1 patrons my super weird "Goober Talk" project that I made in Houdini, including the audio which I did in Ableton, all the way through until the solaris / karma rendering and lighting stuff that I plan to cover in a part 2 tutorial.


Here's the project files:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/o2p8x7fcx5qyi4e/GOOBERTALK_PROJECTFILES.zip?dl=0

 

Here is a link to the caching quick tip tutorial that I mentioned in the video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCtLFNH09lE


as well as Z for Houdini which I mentioned:

https://alexeyvanzhula.gumroad.com/l/nuBwF


Also attached are a bunch of handy HDAs that I used in the project, created by me. 


Enjoy and let me know what other content you would like to see here! Thank you for subscribing!

Comments

blackurco

Awesome! Quick question: What are the benefits of using stash nodes instead of non time dependent file caches?

Christopher Rutledge
>>100714906

thats a great question, i think i like the stashes cos you don't have to think about them at all, the naming or anything. it allows you to work quicker. but its probably better to use non time dependent file caches to be nicer and more organized. i would maybe switch those around when im cleaning up the file and just delete my stash folder. of course, with the stash you can also save a file into the hip file itself, but its best not to bloat that .hip file size if you can avoid it.

Tom Cushwa

Hey Chris.. I assume you recorded these videos at 1080p but sometimes they come in very low rez and fuzzy. I can't control the quality of these videos and force it to display them at 1080p like in YouTube... Or am I missing something? Is there a way to control the quality? Love the content! These are amazing!

Christopher Rutledge
>>103437213

thanks for this feedback, they seem pretty good to me honestly, but i am recording them on a 4k monitor. maybe i should try scaling up the UI for when im recording tutorials. will try to look more into other solutions too!