Thanks man! Somehow the Labs Texture Baker of today cant bake vertex colors from within an HDA (in Unity and Unreal). But doing it like you show here does work. This was super helpful.

thank you! great tutorial series!

Awesome series. I hate Houdini for being so unesscesarily convoluted and have to learn it because that's where the money is. Like why would anybody need 5 lines of code to align 2 objects. In 3DsMax that's one click of a mouse. I hope SideFX chill out with proving that they are the most complex program its ok we got it its a nightmare. Your series are really great introduction and help me hate it little less. Thank you.

Thank you. That answers all of my question. You deserve more views and likes.

I learned absolutely nothing with my 26 minutes thank you

Nice, Olaf. Very interesting

Thanks for help man.

Thank you very much, Olaf. You saved my day!

Super-useful. Thank you)

is this necessary to learn all the languages?

Thank Christ for this. I've been trying for half an hour to figure out how to create a new parameter. I have no idea why it's so complicated.

Thank you so much for this video..plz make more stuff like this.... :)

A shame these stopped this was a very interesting series.

Nicely done. I really appreciate you sharing this with us. Thanks.

Thanx, mate. Nice tuts.

Can you explain how you added height ramp?

Thanks Dude! Exactly what I needed.

how can move a handle of an object to another object center ? please help

Great tutorial ,keep going, and thanks!

Please come back.

Thanks for explanation & sharing

nice job

Thanks for explanation & sharing.

i must say, i am completely lost with expressions in general... i have no idea how or when to use them at all. im just starting houdini i really want to master this art but im having a tough time wrapping my head around expressions....

Thanks Olaf for making these tutorials!

talking about REALLY doing a research! :D

Thank You very much, Olaf!

i m glad any lessons of houdini I would like to be shorter, more concise, because I lose the chain of explanations

long video again.))))))))

Thank you so much olaf <3.

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge😊😇

A great lesson on the morphology of the shell before getting into the nuts & bolts of the 3D side of things.

Thank you for this! Exactly what I was looking for but didn't even know how to ask what I needed. Good concise info. I will be checking out your other videos. They look very useful!

Your tutorials are awesome, I`d follow you on twitter and shit.

thanks! very helpful

very nice tutorial! Thank you so much! Now I following you and like this. Keep going.

Great😍

Really well structured! I wouldnt mind a more in depth look at HDAs (maybe accompanied with some python menu scripts?).

Hi Olaf! Thank you for your video - I just discovered it. The orient attribute for copy instancing is poorly documented, still today. There are a lot of good Houdini tutorials out there nowadays (so different from the early years where learning resources were scarce). But you have a good sense of humor, and you take your time, which is more relaxing for viewers than having to pause the and rewind every 30 seconds to fully digest the denser materials in other videos. I too love Houdini. I first used its version 1.1 in 1997, but then almost never had the opportunity to use it again as my work took me to other packages. But the whole time, I missed it and now I spend some of my personal time picking up knowledge where I can. I will watch your other videos! Thank you again!

Thank You very much, Olaf.

you are my best teacher, Thanks a lot ! From Switzerland :)

Thanks for this, I was stuck trying to figure out the orient basics

Good tempo, clear and alot of information! ;-)

Your Tutorials are very helpful. Short and sweet :-) Keep on! Thx

Thank you Olaf. This is the best tutorial series for beginers. Clear basics and a broad view.

Thank You very much, Olaf.

Hi Olaf. When is your next video?

Thanks, this is what I want to know.

over 5 secs vs ms is something to take in account when using python for complex/iterative operations.

wow, Thanks alot Olaf...this video is actually a pretty good start for anyone wanting to get his head around Houdini at first...Sorting the programming languages like this is really helpful