From Basics to Brilliance: Vellum Tutorial Series in Houdini (2/3)

[@alldavids4202]

Love your tutorials so much. I'm a new Patreon supporter. Please keep making tutorials!

[@graphicINmotion]

Thanks a lot for your support!

[@korf.design]

Amazing tutorial. Thank You!

[@tmotionman9199]

Great series, simple and straight to the point!!!!

[@graphicINmotion]

Many thanks!

[@rubysnell6755]

these tutorials are absolutely invaluable! thank you so much!

[@graphicINmotion]

You are welcome!

[@piggybird5233]

Hey, thank you for answering my last question. how did you achieve this semi-tranlucent blurry material from the soft body object in the thumbnail. I think it looks really cool .

[@graphicINmotion]

In Redshift there is an option to add roughness to transparency. That creates this subsurface scattering look.

[@piggybird5233]

@@graphicINmotion thanks a lot, if found an equivalent in the material x Standard shader, :)

[@graphicINmotion]

@@piggybird5233 yes, the settings are similar.

[@asger1572]

very good!

[@ryanansen]

Hey! Thank you so much for this great free content! I'm having an issue when following along with the video. When you jumped into the vellum solver at around 12 minutes where you're able to add your pop force I noticed that you can still see the rest of your simulation and objects in the viewport. For me it's clearing my entire viewport and I'm no longer able to see anything. Any ideas why? I'm using Houdini 20.0.506 apprentice *note* I think I solved it. I closed out of the application and when I reloaded the project it was working properly. Not sure what happened, but keeping the comment in case someone else has the same issue.

[@graphicINmotion]

Sometimes the viewport does not update. There is a reset viewport button under the Labs tab.

[@ryanansen]

@@graphicINmotion I've noticed that has happened quite a bit, thanks for the info about the restet button!

[@Tritoon710]

Thank you. The text is blurry.

[@graphicINmotion]

Yes, it’s the video compression. I recorded in 4K and compressed it down to FullHD. I won’t do that anymore. Future tutorials will be in 4K.