Hi cgside, How many parts in this series

I thought it was a tutorial 😢

it`s really awesome see you doing bifrost tutorials again. Thank you!

I'm very curious to know what are the upsides of using bifrost compared to Houdini ? Thank you for your videos!

Looking very yummy ;-) Fantastic tip! Thank you!

Great Content, just not super clear in resolution

May I ask what was the tutorial about the triptlanar-displace node before

A lot to unpack here (sorry lol). But for real, this is SUPER helpful thank you. These nodes are not very well documented.

Nice~~

So talented 😮

Thanks❤

can you add script in comments

Thank you so much for sharing this! I hadn't even considered this method for creating room maps, but it's working wonderfully and has saved me a tremendous amount of time.

Thanks!!

Finally I found up to date houdini lessons. Good work man!. I'm gonna support you on patreon.

Amazing ! Thanks so much for your tutorials

Well done, similar methods!

i can do this at cinema 4d ?

so this for basecolor, I cant figure out how to do the same for roughness and metal maps since theyre connected with alpha to the shader and there isnt a similar paramete on triplanar node

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I know Painter has a way of combining height maps that will allow multiple displacement maps AND texture maps to blend in a realistic way. I forget what the feature is called in Painter... height mask something or other.

Exactly what I needed, thank you so much!! ❤

I really appreciate your modeling techniques. Thank you and looking forward to more!

please do the textures!

So many clever approaches, thanks for another great video!

Great tutorial. Love your stuff.

It was fun to follow! I found some workflow that I didn't know or I would usually do. Thank you. Looking forward to the texturing part 👍

This tutorial is excellent, but man it's so freaking fast man. Lots of rewinding 10x in one area here and there. Overall it's awesome and the proceduralism is killer for cookies. Thank you.

Very interesting, I learnt a few things - and another vote for the texturing part : )

Great video as always, would love the texturing part!

Yes texturing part should we very interesting thanks :)

yes would love to see those texturing part, how you make masks out of that attributes created. all that good stuff

Nice.. Thanks

Amazing work, you are truly a genius, thank you.

Yes please , it woul be very interesting the texturing part too

Thanks !!

import random selection = cmds.ls(sl=1) poly_dict = {} for mesh in selection: vert_count = cmds.polyEvaluate(mesh, vertex=1) #print (vert_count) if vert_count in poly_dict: poly_dict[vert_count].append(mesh) else: poly_dict[vert_count] = [mesh] #print (poly_dict) for key, value in poly_dict.items(): #print (key,value) cmds.select(value) cmds.sets( name-"polycount{}_SET".format( str(key) shader - cmds.shadingNode( 'aiStandardSurface', asShader=1, n='MAT'+str(key) #random color r- [random.random() for i in range(3)] cmds.setAttr( (shader + '.baseColor'), r[0], r[1], r[2], type-'double3' ) cmds.select(value) cmds.hyperShade(a=shader) #cmds.select(selection) It's giving an error that says # Error: '(' was never closed. What small thing am I missing?

man thanks so much!!!

Hi, really nice. Not really played with pop fluid but I can now see the possibilities, I'd have probably tried a flip sim or vellum fluid but for some things I can see the benefit. Thanks.

Another GREAT one. I love the Pop Fluid look. Super inspirational for fluids without sim. Thank you!

Awesome tutorial! How would one go about animating this spiral?

You are an extremely talented artist

how did you make houdini theme look like that can you share it pls

Love it, thanks

Lovely, as always! Thank you so much (The rooster is just doing his thing, what can you do? :) You're very lucky to be living with animals all around you, doing what you love to do which is 3D Art in Houdini) Your work and aspirations are very close to my heart, as I can see that you are basically using Houdini in a generalist capacity, much like I am. Not too many Houdini generalists around as its vastness does tend to steer its users toward specialization, especially in the field of VFX, which does come as no surprise really :) Can't wait for the next one. Lotsa cheers :)

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You saved me. Thank you!

thanks man!!!