Welcome back to Part 2 of Houdini Isn't Scary.

In this part, we pick up from where we left off last time. We are going over objects. In Houdini, we place objects in our object network. Each object contains further nodes. As such, each node is a culmination of many nodes. We represent the chain of nodes as one object. This tutorial shows how we can work with multiple objects and have them relate to each other. Furthermore, we also touch on attributes. These are one of the biggest upsides to Houdini. In the next part, we are starting on dynamics. 

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Moeen
MOEEN SAYED

Visual Effects artist for over 6 years and Houdini tutorial content creator. Co-founder of Nine Between, a South African Visual Effects Studio. Currently based in Johannesburg, South Africa.

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COMMENTS

  • mikeglenroy 3 years, 10 months ago  | 

    In my v 18, the copytopoints at the end for the sprinkles only shows the Cd and P attributes, it doesn't carry over the other attribs like yours does.

    • omidghajar 3 years, 5 months ago  | 

      Likewise here on version 18.5, I guess it should be a setting now to show all the original and added or modified accumulated attribute points.

  • MattRodenbeck 3 years, 3 months ago  | 

    Can't follow along, doing your steps exactly as described and I get no points showing up to scatter.

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