[VEX for Algorithmic Design] E01 _ Attribute Basics

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Other than you can set values of points or primitives using vex, how is vex useful? Is it just for transforms? Thanks

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[@jinxxpwnage]

Hi , awesome video but i have a question and i don't know where to look as i'm new to houdini. I'm analyzing a procedural builder and there is an attribute wrangler that is taking random point and deleting them. can anyone help me understand how it's taking the information to delete or what the 'cutoff' means? here's the expression: if (rand(@ptnum) > ch('cutoff') ) { removepoint(0,@ptnum); } obviously if the cutoff is removed then the code stops working , but i can't seem to find what the cutoff is referring to , does it have information specific to the points it need to delete? if anyone could help me out i'd really appreciate it.

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[@sonnyobrien]

@0:45 bro, arent these elements? or classes? these are not attributes.... attributes are stored on elements. I couldn't continue watching because your language is wrong off the bat