Houdini Tutorial | Hair / Fur Grooming Effect

[@tondann]

I was sceptical after the Intro, because I was expecting a voice over step by step tutorial, but the speed and visual clarity was perfect to follow along. Thanks!

[@andredeyoung]

looks awsome, I really wish you would have talked us thorug it though, all the innsight and ekstras are what I get the most out of in tutos!

[@DoxiaStudio]

Thank you so much for this one! :D

[@parentmarie-josee3888]

Wow, so beautiful. Thank you for your great work and sharing your knowledge. The background music is soothing and not to heavy as I have seen or heard in other video like this. Great work ! It looks between hair and feathers, so smooth and very detailed.

[@JuyongJeon]

I am really appreciate you to make this video! thank you so much again!

[@salihkurt5596]

Thanks for the tutorial! I made everything with you but I don't have any special render engine so I used mantra. I find out in hard way render changes lots of things.

[@shashankkulkarni934]

can you please tell me mantra render settings for this project?

[@raima8256]

Hey. thanks for the tutorial. its really amazing! would you do a second part with a collider? like something is falling on the hair? :)

[@plusminus20]

This is beautiful 😍🖤, glad to have some houdini - octane tutorials. I have been using octane inside houdini for about a month. I can say it's fast than in cinema 4D

[@MotionDesignersCommunityTV]

Faster than in C4D? :D

[@plusminus20]

@@MotionDesignersCommunityTV Yup, For most scenes I've tried. Motion blur worked perfectly.. Can render alot of particles without any issues, and and render speed was bit better on the same scene I've put on both C4D and Houdini, In the same settings and same scale.

[@PawelGrzelak]

Really much appreciated. I love fast tuts

[@risnandarmultimedia5296]

thanks for the inspiration.. building it now research for long female hair

[@karolinasereikaite8233]

So sweet! wish it was on Redshift too :) but can't wait to test this one out, thanks a lot!

[@chillsoft]

There is nothing diff you'd do for redshift specifically in this one. All the things are the same except in the shader you'd want to use a UserColor Data node and plug that into a ramp and choose your "curveu" colors there. Then render and it's done! :)

[@karolinasereikaite8233]

@@chillsoft awesome! Can't wait for the free time to play with new knowledge thanks!

[@John-jj8jc]

Redshift's good and all but renderers like arnold provide better quality. Redshift is fast at the cost of quality. Would recommend that instead

[@karolinasereikaite8233]

@@John-jj8jc I would not agree completely, as I have been using Vray for years and quality with Redshift is the same in my opinion. Also, I see lots of other examples in our industry where RS is main to use. I guess it's just for each their own preference :)

[@aeko]

@@John-jj8jc Not sure where you heard this, but it isn't true.

love this type of videos.

[@trm245]

hey that's awesome, this works with USD too, I just tried one question, what did you write here 9:08 I cant see in the video what's after the wildcard

[@virus_now8469]

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[@ababy135]

Really nice tutor. I followed step by step, but when I connected the guideadvect node to hairgen and volumevop, error showed up saying Missing velocity grid and invalid source. Would you help me out? Thank you

[@jieluomuLiu]

What if I want to put a product in the middle of my hair and interact with it

[@user-sj8bt1js9g]

So awesome! How would you apply the roots on a vellum softbody?

[@thanhhainguyen3072]

Hello, I'm using Arnold for Houdini but I can't find blackbody slider in light setting node. Do you know where I can find it? Thank you.

[@alainhanni4874]

Amazing !!! Thak you very much !

[@VuPhamRainstorm]

voice sound quality really charming :| how did you do it ? can you share gears you recorded & post-production with it to get this final amazing quality ? Cheers

[@vladyslavlavrenov9167]

I have a yeticaster, thanks :)

[@VuPhamRainstorm]

@@vladyslavlavrenov9167 Thank you

[@Moctop]

How do you get such nice viewport shading? I checked the "shade open curves in Viewport" in the obj etc but it still looks pretty jaggy, noisy/AA issues while yours is smooth.

[@PawelGrzelak]

He changes viewport AA at 2:00

[@ShawarmaBaby]

This is so F amazing

[@xoxoonphone.3936]

hellooo guys what is Octane_Light in a 19.0.383 Version uptdate ?

[@EverydayPancakes]

Hello great tutorial. How is Octane in Houdini? Is it better than Redshift?

[@DoxiaStudio]

Hi! I've used octane when I start with Houdini. it was really fast, easy and light but had a few bugs that had a huge impact on the workflow. one of them made the project files corrupt and couldnt even open them after the crash. So I switched to redshift and it is so stable and great that I've never went back to octane. (On C4D I use both render engines depending on the project)

[@EverydayPancakes]

@@DoxiaStudio thanks for the reply! Redshift seems to be the standard for Houdini artist.

[@MotionDesignersCommunityTV]

Both are intresting. They all have + and - Octane delivers faster realistic results with a super responsive viewer. While Redshift is super stable, offers a lot of control, have fast volumetrics, nice aov system... It depends what you want to achieve. For styleframes and small animations Octane is often the winner for me, while on bigger projects with heavier process Redshift is the go to. Hope it helped. Max

[@EverydayPancakes]

@@MotionDesignersCommunityTV yes. Thank you!

[@WPSoul]

I used Octane almost from first stable releases in Houdini. For me, it's better for motion design, just because it looks more realistic even with basic settings. Also, Octane has one cool feature - Live database, you can create materials in one program, like C4d, save it in Live DB and it will work also in Houdini. You can find a lot of material libraries for C4d and convert it for Live DB. Anyway, both are great, I like that Octane has a lot of new features with each update, many of them are not available in Redshift. But, as many people mentioned, for big projects, maybe, better to use Redshift as it's more stable. For me, I didn't find crashes in latest stable of Octane 2020.1 (but previous versions sometimes had crash early)

[@HoudinifxAlfredosanmartin]

thank you !

[@unveil7762]

❤

[@盆豪陈]

hi,How Export Houdini hair to cinema 4D

[@belomaker6550]

There are no subtitles 😭😭😭😭

[@MotionDesignersCommunityTV]

The tutorial is only with music :) Hope you'll be able to follow

[@qiaoluo2295]

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[@belomaker6550]

I'm French I understand nothing without the subtitles

[@MotionDesignersCommunityTV]

The second part of the tutorial is with music and basically a workflow thing 😁 Hope you'll be able to understand tho. Love from France 🇫🇷

[@jaigrant-williams7736]

Theirs no audio in the video aside from the music

[@workflowinmind]

Il n'y a rien a comprendre vu qu'il ne parle pas... 😅