Quick Houdini | Tree & environment simulations

[@SandhuSurajveer]

omg. youre too good and explained it so simply. awesome!

[@marcdomvfx]

@@SandhuSurajveer thanks dude!

[@gerardpasqualgill]

Really useful! We want more stuff like this.

[@marcdomvfx]

Thank you Gerard! for sure

[@SteppaDub]

Oh man, I wish I found your tut earlier! Very well explained and easy to follow 🙌 Thanks mate!

[@marcdomvfx]

Thanks dude! I really appreciate your words

[@madlove2339]

this is what I need. massive thanks Marc

[@marcdomvfx]

So happy you found it interesting! Thanks man

[@andvfx]

Awesome Marc! Gracies!

[@marcdomvfx]

Merci Eloi. Si encara vius a Montreal tenim una birra pendent ; )

[@andvfx]

@@marcdomvfx Encara estic per aqui!

[@maltavfx]

Man, I went to the ends and almost gave up with other tutorials but your video was incredible, very well explained, congratulations and thank you very much for the content ;D

[@marcdomvfx]

Hey man, thank you so much! I really appreciate these words. This makes me improve and work harder for creating more content ; )

[@Emeteriowallace]

Beautiful work! Thanks a lot for such a great tutorial!!

[@marcdomvfx]

Thank you so much!!! More coming soon

[@mncr13]

Thanks a lot for the tutorial. This is my first time messing around with simulations in Houdini, and I was wondering if it's possible to create a loop out of this? I wanted to bake the simulation on a vertex animation texture and I think it makes sense to make it loop somehow. Thanks so much :)

[@marcdomvfx]

It's possible to loop it. Generate a cache of few frames. Then create a freeze timeshift and a blendshape nodo. Then just animate the cached one to the timeshift with the blendshape. Don't know if I explained well hahaha

[@mncr13]

Thanks so much for the answer :) I will try it out in the next days, I'll let you know

[@CamwoodWesterwald]

AMAZING!!!

[@marcdomvfx]

thanks man!

[@DaVinci_Ytube]

Amazing tutorial. very useful! It help me a lot on my work!!!!! 😍

[@sadeghsaem]

that was cool man!

[@marcdomvfx]

Thanks dude!!!

[@FabianStrube]

Thats very useful. Thanks alot!

[@marcdomvfx]

Thanks Fabian!!!

[@rickybarillas571]

Awesome tutorial thanks!!

[@marcdomvfx]

Thank you so much Ricky

[@FaddyVFX]

houdini is in my opinion the best 3D software ,i think that unreal and blender with houdini is the best combination

[@marcdomvfx]

Sure! the challenging part is to transfer the data between the different software but every day it's getting easier. The point is to use the best from each program 😉

[@Adenomamusic]

Dude are you The VFX School - Houdini Renascence Program guy? familiar voice :)

[@marcdomvfx]

hahaha noo but I have some friends there

[@pixshaper]

Thanks a lot! It was very useful. How could you solve to break the branches with a dynamic simulation?

[@marcdomvfx]

Thanks man! So you can do the vellum stuff and father the cache you can create a RBD sim. You can Shatter the tree branches and then you can define i@active or not in order o make them fall

[@pixshaper]

@@marcdomvfx Thanks for your quick reply. I will try it. Maybe, if you have time, you could make a tutorial on this as well?

[@itscoldcoldwinter]

can we use this for games any method

[@lofiboostvibes3071]

Hola Marc! De donde puedo sacar modelos como esos de arboles?

[@marcdomvfx]

Hola! Yo siempre utilizo sketchfab o Cgtrader Te dejo los links: sketchfab.com/feed (en filter pon "downloable") y www.cgtrader.com/

[@c0d2x]

nice tutorial

[@marcdomvfx]

Thanks dude!

[@nicolecampanha9392]

How can I make that with several trees in one scenario?

[@marcdomvfx]

You have to create the setup for each tree variant and then time offset the sim to get variations in the simulation