MPM Fundamentals

[@aleixplancheriamosquera5607]

Thank you Eduardo for this amazing introduction to MPM solver🔥🔥

[@Pixilume]

Great watch, very well explained! Houdini for life

[@JeanYanb]

Eduardo thanks a lot ! Did you notice that you have 0 stickiness when using "Animated deforming" for the collider ? I mean, even if you put 10, it doesnt work. I have to use animated rigid. Then only you have the stickiness applied.

[@chr1st0pher]

so awesome!

[@mohanpugaz]

40-80 million points 😮 . My pc gonna explode now . 😅

[@mxgn0]

THANK YOU

[@Nurparatodos]

Please more tutorials like thissssssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@nononsense2688]

THANK YOUU!!

[@raplevision86417]

Thanks for your sharing

[@yann.visuals]

Amazing !

[@peterpejanovic2652]

Coolio,thänx! Great Tutorial

[@JeanYanb]

great thanks ! Could we have your example file please?

[@houdini3d]

The link is now in the description

[@JeanYanb]

@@houdini3d Thanks a lot !

[@LucianoSantoro_design]

can we mesh like that even with flip sim? i ve never used that dx detail attribute, if i use with flips i get an error

[@ДенисМатвеев-м8с]

What video card did you use for the final simulation? You said that for mpm it is good to use 40 to 80 million particles. But on my 1080 ti, 11 gigabytes of video memory is not enough to make a simulation and 5 million particles. Maybe I am doing something wrong? I tried to load the source files, but the result in your project is even worse, of course I did not have enough memory

[@khomatech0]

that's an old card right there.

[@BoratPitt]

Hello everyone! Can someone tell me how to get the MPM Solver please?

[@BoratPitt]

OOH it's ok, sorry

[@hanheecho6437]

Scene files pls!

[@houdini3d]

The link is now in the description

[@hanheecho6437]

@@houdini3d Thanks a lot!!

[@ImtiazAli-in7gk]

you are going very fast is it possible to create slow tutorials