H19 Nodes 01 | Vellum Fluid

Lessons and Project Files: www.sidefx.com...
With the Vellum Configure Fluid node, you can now create awesome interactions between fluids and other Vellum objects. Learn how simple it is to set up and use and then explore some of its key settings.

[@dotsimulate]

Paul’s overviews are the best

[@vladartiomav2473]

Just amazing! Especially the phase thing, with multiple fluids. Very cool 👌

[@R3KTANGL3]

amazing tut. super clear and great pace. and i LOVE that i can open up your hips to play with. a thousand blessings

[@shotgunfox30]

The expression used in the SOP Path at 1:20 is: `opinputpath("..", 0)` The surrounding characters are a backtick: ` Not a single quote: '

[@FullGardenStudent]

another round of Paul Esteves's tutorials. LETSSSS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO~!

[@ArgoBeats]

This is great, Paul, please teach us a simple way to melt down an object *and* its UV texture!

[@axe_fx]

there are tuts for that btw ,including one for entagma

[@nobunaga8514]

Paul, Vellum pack, unpack is your friend!

[@teeoemm]

Why is this useful? I see houdini docs but I'm not sure why I would use this. Very much still learning Sorry for resurrection

[@HoudiniEnjoyer]

huge explanation!! Thanks a lot!

[@DynamicPhil84]

Aaaah this is SOOO cool!! Exactly what I was looking for :)

[@jorgeyepezlazo8773]

how to make a polymesh after using vellumfluid? I mean those end up like particles, but how we can make a mesh? maybe VDB?

[@jpsunchase7165]

A report to yourself after your extensive study, hum, interesting!

[@angelous4x]

how do you uv for vellum like you do with flip, and a rest position?

[@martinmenso6671]

Been following your video but it running super slow the sim. Is that normal on a RTX 4090 and I9 Intel, or am I missing something? Thanks

[@FXCHIRU1981]

can anyone tell...what was the expression in 'vellumsource' node...somthing 'opinputpath'....I could not see in my system.

[@da_noob_09]

use ` not '

[@massimobaita7178]

Thank You very much!

[@dinosaursneverexisted8985]

love it

[@juliaschneider-b8m]

can i use this note in the non-commercial version?

[@mahammedkallu5960]

thaaaank youuuuuu

[@egretfx]

Is it possible to cache a simulation and run it inside an game engine like unity?

[@some3dguy]

You can run inside Unreal for sure

[@MelonadeFX]

how do you mesh these fluids?

[@forreutubey780]

😍😍😍

[@kristinaromanova1463]

does anyone see an expression that is used in 1:25?

[@clementborgel4937]

No me too 😢

[@apflexin223]

GREEEAT!

[@olexp9017]

"In Houdini 19 we have an option to create a sphere as a polygon mesh" Well, if you don't like the factory defaults, you can always change the parameters of an operator and save that as a permanent defaults. Since not even sure what version. You don't need Houdini 19 for that.

[@CptJhonprice]

so much to learn so little time🤣

[@fran.fndz.techart]

rtx3080, 64gb ram , ssd, i9 12gen. small sample with 50 particles. take 10 minutes lol

[@doctorkj5640]

This is waaaaaayyyy tooooo fast. Practically defeats the purpose of the tutorial. You could just give us the project link without explaining.

[@TheNotepadShow]

Why are you speaking so fast... you do know that the majority of the world doesn't speak english??

[@reasonsreasonably]

YOU can slow the speed of the video by clicking the gear icon in KZbin, or even speed it up. YOU can even turn on the CC closed captions and read along to help your comprehension and improve your reading skills in English.

[@-Belshazzar-]

@@reasonsreasonably you know what, not really, for some reason, the video is sped up so fast, that frames are missing (too high frame rate and it's not the original recording speed) and even if you slow it down, you can't see even if you manage to pause directly on the frame you want to see what nodes he is placing because the frames are missing! On one hand that fact it's short and concise is very good, but that is damn too quick and because it's originally uploaded in fast forward speed is not helping! He can be just a bit slower or at least show what nodes he is choosing, since he is not using the full node names while speaking....

[@Houdini_Bob]

what is with the idiotic GIFs? they add nothing, are childish and completely unnecessary on seeing what the tool can do

[@mattestela]

someone hates fun.

[@rolandob]

Read the documentation then, this isn't made to please you

[@michaeldocking8539]

Who let Bob in?! 😅

[@gt_kenny]

You're right! Also, what the fuck is he wearing, a t-shirt? I can only take people seriously if they wear 3 piece suits. UNSUBSCRIBED!!!

[@grebenshyo]

evidently you know nothing about houdini

[@DataJuggler]

I would upvote these videos instead of downvote them, if you wouldn't use terms like Sops. You lose me when you say stupid terms like that.

[@houdini3d]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZPTdoqOr9mtiLc - This has become standard for artists working with Houdini - here is a primer for what that all means

[@DataJuggler]

@@LeoMastroTV I tried 10 tutorials and failed all ten. I got my money back soon after this was posted.

[@gabrielm7144]

I want you to explain every node, so fast but also very concise and complex.

[@nobunaga8514]

Focus on what attributes are and how to use them. Then you won’t need that per say.

[@dissonantprotean5495]

why does this video feel like 1.5 speed?

[@gregorybennings8718]

Lots of modern tutorials are made for people with ADHD. It's unfortunate because us normal folks suffer.

[@dissonantprotean5495]

I mean, I'm pretty sure I do have some amount of ADHD, and if a video is long / boring / easy I will certainly watch it at 1.5 or 2x speed. But I don't think it's accurate to say this style is "for people with ADHD". It's not like a person with that condition would magically learn better because a video is going a mile a minute. I agree with you though that SideFX seems to be trying out that TikTok / Shorts type format which just really doesn't work for this type of content. @@gregorybennings8718