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Hello animatrix_,
Thank you for your response.

I will keep an eye on your Pragmatic course because I truly appreciate everything that is pragmatic. Achieving extraordinary results requires a pragmatic plan.



Hello Mike_A,
Thank you for your response.

I completely agree with you. Just as when I worked in 3DS Max, every layer had its name, and every group had its proper name. Everything needs to be organized at least to a minimal level to avoid headaches.



I would like people to share their Network Views more often, as Ivan L, Mestela, and Animatrix_ did. It will help more people, especially beginners like me, to understand how professionals work in the world of Houdini.

Thank you all very much.

Hello Ivan L,
Thank you for your response.

I greatly appreciate the HIP file you provided. After reviewing how you structure a project, I can confidently say that I am very pleased with my purchase. The project indeed has a very well-organized structure. I truly like it! Everything appears to be excellently structured. It is definitely a good reference. Thank you once again.



Hello BabaJ,
Thank you for your response.

You are absolutely right. It is crucial to get started, and as experience and project complexity grow, the need for an efficient structure becomes evident. For example, when starting a web development project involving multiple teams, it is essential to create a clear structure and code conduct. Without these, the project can become difficult to manage. Everyone needs to be on the same page. Even if you initially code in your own style, eventually you will need to refactor your code to align with the corporate style guide. This is why I am very interested in these aspects. Node organization is very important to me because I want to avoid future headaches. Thank you again for your response.



Hello mestela,
Thank you for your response.

The video is good, and I am grateful for it and will watch these series this weekend.
Thank you again for your response.

Hello CYTE,

Could I kindly ask you to share some screenshots? I recently started using Houdini and would like to see how others organize their work. I haven't been able to find any articles on this topic. It seems that everyone is focused on achieving quick results and often overlooks the importance of organization. When working on a project for days or weeks, having a proper structure is crucial to avoid getting lost and wasting time trying to find or add elements.

I would appreciate seeing how others manage their setups.

Thank you very much CYTE.