Hi,
i have a single source particle emitter that i m trying to copy 40 times along a grid. Each copied emitter should have a 1 second offset from the previous.
I tried to copy/stamp the popnet with an expression in the start time but it doesn't seem to work.
i also tried to use the copy node for the source geometry and i got 40 different groups, but i can t change the activation of the source emitter using the group name.
I will attach a file that probably will show more easily the issue.
Thanks
Sergio
time offset particle emitter
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Heya Sergio,
Don't have houdini in front of me at the moment, but I suspect that you may be better off baking the result of your particle simulation to disk first (rop_geometry sop), then bringing the result back into your sop network using a file sop.
It'll be far easier to copy/stamp an offset into the file sop:
C:\my_files\test.$F+`stamp(“../copy1”, “offset”, 0)`.bgeo
Or something along those lines.
G
Don't have houdini in front of me at the moment, but I suspect that you may be better off baking the result of your particle simulation to disk first (rop_geometry sop), then bringing the result back into your sop network using a file sop.
It'll be far easier to copy/stamp an offset into the file sop:
C:\my_files\test.$F+`stamp(“../copy1”, “offset”, 0)`.bgeo
Or something along those lines.
G
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glad to help Sergio.
If you decide to get fancy, try changing the seed value on your particle sim – each noise field and birth distribution will be slightly different.
Then copy stamp an additional variable that will control which particle sim to copy onto your points – kinda like:
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If you decide to get fancy, try changing the seed value on your particle sim – each noise field and birth distribution will be slightly different.
Then copy stamp an additional variable that will control which particle sim to copy onto your points – kinda like:
C:\my_files\test_`stamp(“../copy1”, “index”, 0)`.$F+`stamp(“../copy1”, “offset”, 0)`.bgeo
G
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