at 32:00 , pop didn't remove the last array items if I added them using setdetailattrib . The below doesn't pop remove the 9.6 or 9.35 float values[] = {0.4, 0.5, 0.6, 9.76, 9.45}; setdetailattrib (0, "values", 9.6,"append" ); setdetailattrib (0, "values", 9.35,"append" ); //removing last items pop(values); pop(values);

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sir please upload 27episode of vex series...your teaching is amazing...thank you so much

This is incredible! It is possible to do the same pebble fitting in Houdini?

sir where is the next chapter..please come back

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sir please upload more episode on vex....u are the best..thank you so much sir

one of the best and cleanest explaination ....thank you sir

Great one again, thanks ! A few times I found it hard to follow/understand your reasoning for dropping an equation (for example here : 2:06:50 ) would be nice if you explain a bit more. Oh and you missed the WIDTH ATTRIBUTE of the LAB POLYWIRE, there's no need to transfer the uvs from the labpolywire to the regular polywire. It's just under the width parameter, just check it and use your pscale ;)

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In the last segment, a point was added to revolve around a sphere. I created two spheres. How does the wrangle know to use the first sphere as a reference? Also, instead of using geometry to revolve around the sphere, I wanted to use several points. Naturally, I created a scatter and used the copy-to-points node. However, the point wrangle treats each point (sphere) as a single point. What am I missing?

I have no clue what you are talking about, but listening to this video helps me focus on my work. Thanks!

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Incredibly interesting video as always, thank you!

For checking the s value at around 1hr 21min 31 sec there is still some values that hit 1 btw. I double checked in the downloaded file too it ends up being some points that live inside the obstacle bounds.

I dont know.... What to say..but this is the best matrix video fr houdini i have ever seen...please keep spreading your knowledge

i would just manually type those numbers in😆, great one, btw, notice you are using houdiniFX on macbook, is opencl working fine on apple silicon?

Thanks!

Thank you so much. This helped me understand particles and how to apply them to magnetic fields, especially solar flares. However, when I replaced the pig head with a sphere, the points seemed to cluster to one side and new points did not appear when the geometry spreadsheet said otherwise. Is there a unique difference in geometry that would cause this to happen?

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Thanks for the great tutorial! I’d like to use it for a project in architecture school, but instead of applying it to a flat surface, I want to use a curved one. However, I'm running into issues with the Mesh Closest Point and later with the Area function, as the curve isn’t planar. Do you know how I could fix this

Nice tut for array. Is there a function if you want to read the value of a specific index of a detail array attribute from a point wrangle ?

I watch your lessons through an AI translator and I began to understand everything. No one could explain it clearly in their native language, but you explain it so clearly! Thank you very much, Horikawa!

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OMG, I just found that the wind function can only be used in 20.5!!!!!!!

why dont use blend node to blend the gradients and use C as a mask for the blend?

Thank you so much!

Hello! I am a web systems engineer with no prior experience in 3DCG, primarily working in backend service development. Recently, I developed an interest in 3D modeling and began exploring Blender by researching various online resources. However, I soon realized that the process felt more akin to drawing, which didn’t quite resonate with me, leading me to take a step back. That said, I still hold Blender in high regard as an outstanding product. By chance, I discovered Houdini and found that its mathematical integration and closer relationship to programming align perfectly with my skill set and experience. Before I knew it, I had subscribed to the Indie plan! However, I struggled to find resources beyond the official documentation until I stumbled upon this playlist of videos. Starting today, I’ve decided to complete all 52 tutorials and aim to create my own original short film! (I’m making this declaration here to keep myself accountable, as I tend to lose motivation otherwise.) Thank you for these excellent videos!

Can you make a tutorial on spiral galaxies please 🙏 using nbody ? Thank you !

Not everyone can teach at your level. I never even feel 50 minutes have passed, so immersive!!

The word is "vertex".

This helped me a lot Thanks

Thank you so much for the video and the file. This is so helpful.

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Can you show us how to do it in Grasshopper please

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WOW! Amazing! Thänx for one more great tutorial!!!

trying to use SET to get vector array into a float array, anyone can suggest why it is not working? Thank you

48:50 "for copernicus you cant use vex" ... you definitely can .. there's a wrangle and it works much better than the "Inline" one in the old COP system. Helpful tutorial anyway, thanks!

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could you please do some tutorials using new linear solver. Seems there is no need using hdks or python libs for many things written on research papers, since we have this node there. but there are no lessons on that

i am trying to fold a paperbag following your instructions, but it seems absolutely impossible for me :( so sad. :D