Hi, I'm currently running on Houdini version 20.0.590
I came across an interesting problem(?), I tried to create hair then import into solaris, after that I scale them 100 times bigger.
In the scene view, everything seems normal, but when I go in karma render view, it looks like the pscale/widths has been also scaled 100 times, and vice versa, is there any explanation why this is happening?
this is the sence viewport:
and this is when I enter karma render view:
I've attached a simple demo file, any help would be appreciated, thanks!
usd transform affecting pscale/width in render view?
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I don't know if HoudiniGL is displaying the actual width, but to me the scaling looks correct
when importing to LOPs:
- your large hair geo has length 1 and pscale about .0075 so width about 0.015
- your small hair geo has length 0.01 but the same width, about 0.015
scaling 100x will not change proportion of length/width so your scaled small hair will render as 1 long (100x0.01) and 1.5 wide (100x0.015)
you can also just zoom in to your small hair before Transform and you will see the proportions are the same
when importing to LOPs:
- your large hair geo has length 1 and pscale about .0075 so width about 0.015
- your small hair geo has length 0.01 but the same width, about 0.015
scaling 100x will not change proportion of length/width so your scaled small hair will render as 1 long (100x0.01) and 1.5 wide (100x0.015)
you can also just zoom in to your small hair before Transform and you will see the proportions are the same
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tamte
I don't know if HoudiniGL is displaying the actual width, but to me the scaling looks correct
when importing to LOPs:
- your large hair geo has length 1 and pscale about .0075 so width about 0.015
- your small hair geo has length 0.01 but the same width, about 0.015
scaling 100x will not change proportion of length/width so your scaled small hair will render as 1 long (100x0.01) and 1.5 wide (100x0.015)
you can also just zoom in to your small hair before Transform and you will see the proportions are the same
Thank you so much for the explanation, at first I think since pscale didn't change so the width shouldn't change, but I forgot to take length into account
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