Maya Cloth Deform with Bifrost

[@Taranis_The_Third]

wow, Maya has progressed a lot! I suppose Maya users are happier than ever!

[@losimple]

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

[@pandalayreal]

So cozy, bifrost, rooster yelling in the background )

[@AlessioAmato-f3o]

Great tutorial! But one question: in the minute 30:04 i suppose you right-click on the output node for convert to maya mesh, but i don't have this option...

[@cgside]

This was introduced a few versions back, which version of bifrost are you on?

[@AlessioAmato-f3o]

@@cgside ahhh okok thankyou! i have an old version of it 😅

[@Rachit-z6q]

Wow

[@yassinedjebbari4819]

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

[@cgside]

Hey, I've only scratched the surface of both, so I am not the most entitled person to say one or the other. I enjoy working in both. Houdini is a finished product, bifrost is still under development, but it comes "free" with maya , so worth giving it a try. That's the most I can say, honestly. Have fun playing with both, I have several tutorials in this channel if you want to check it out. Cheers

[@hailuwu]

Currently, Bifrost is the only product on the market that has spatial adaptability.

[@Taranis_The_Third]

@@hailuwu what does that mean?