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Motion vector AOV in Karma Oct. 12, 2024, 4:48 a.m.
I think I have a related problem. When I turn on motion blur (velocity) in Karma render settings and turn on Disable Image Blur, when rendered the geometry shifts towards motion blur direction. When Disable Image Blur is turned on it renders as expected. If I do not turn on motion blur, I do not get any velocity or motion vector AOVs, they come out blank. Tried it both on CPU and GPU and in both cases its the same. I'm on 20.5.278 right now.
How to dissolve outer edge from imported dxf Sept. 24, 2022, 4:57 p.m.
Hi guys,
So I imported dxf from sketchup. I have there separate group for the mesh I made there from cad file. When I import it to Houdini it has this white edge around it. And I can not get rid of it. If feels like its separate (in group selection it is separate), but no matter if I blast it or dissolve it it just ruins the mesh - it deletes edges. I've tried Fuse, Clean, PolyDoctor - nothing helps. The only solution I came up with was to inset it a bit with polyextrude and then deleted the edge. Is this a normal approach? Is there any other elegant way doing it? Am i missing something? Or this is dxf thing and there is a way to deal with it? Thank you in advance for your time. Cheers.
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So I imported dxf from sketchup. I have there separate group for the mesh I made there from cad file. When I import it to Houdini it has this white edge around it. And I can not get rid of it. If feels like its separate (in group selection it is separate), but no matter if I blast it or dissolve it it just ruins the mesh - it deletes edges. I've tried Fuse, Clean, PolyDoctor - nothing helps. The only solution I came up with was to inset it a bit with polyextrude and then deleted the edge. Is this a normal approach? Is there any other elegant way doing it? Am i missing something? Or this is dxf thing and there is a way to deal with it? Thank you in advance for your time. Cheers.
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