Jordi Bares

I have been using Houdini for everything, a lot of previz and in particular my question is about having a consistent, good looking "recipe" so the output looks as good and consistent as possible.

For example, I struggle using Redshift and having OGL materials together with many lights and making it render well while at the same time having a good OGL viewport display that is illustrative and well, I am wondering what are your thoughts and if any of you have a suggestion I would love to test.

Basically, I want to have a better looking viewport, in particular when using Redshift, any tricks? suggestions?

thanks a lot

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You can certainly render out and feed that back into the system using a variety of methods (I would go for COPs for example), and then render the scene again with the texture applied.

You can structure this process in ROPs quite easily and with these dependencies in place, make it a one button thing.

I hope it helps