Thank you for all your tutorials. Every time I get to learn something new from your tutorials.

Great tutorial Kenny, you're flexing your Vex! Really helpful to see Vex examples within a practical world building context. Cheers, keep them coming :)

Thank you for yet another video!

Thank you sensei, amazing as always!

Thanks for the info! I hope there is a part 2 where you show how to apply this with the HF to get the path materials working *please*

@gabrielpereira6930

3 жыл бұрын

I would like to know how to apply to the terrain too

@Ugly_Baby_Gaming

Жыл бұрын

once you have your curves set up you can sweep them with the road (use a split to filter out your bridges and tunnels) then use the rest to do a height field project to affect the height field

Do you know if the solver version of the path smoothing is deterministic? I'd worry for big levels with a lot of procedural assets placed after the terrain and roads that this might not be predictable and might impact art directed assets that are manually placed. I'm very new to Houdini, and I'm not sure how the solver internals work.

what, getting angle between two vectors is that easy? i was searching for the solution the other day, couldnt find it.. this is gold, thank you!

Hello, If you allow me to suggest, I would use attributeBlur the @P.y only, I think this is doable by creating a new float att @Py, blur it, then assign it to @P.y = @Py Thanks for the video.

Hi thank you for the tutorial in the ray sop you can use method : (minimum distance) to have the line projected into the terrain thanks!

@IndiePixel3D

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, you can totally use the ray sop too...I just prefer to use the volume sample technique...both are valid.

@ahmede6482

3 жыл бұрын

@@IndiePixel3D thanks :)

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Are you considering selling a tutorial compiling your all serie? Great content here! thks

@IndiePixel3D

2 жыл бұрын

I have thought about it...though they are also all on my patreon page as well. Not totally sure yet...still planning out the year. Thanks!!:)

Why not a foreach loop instead of solver node?

@IndiePixel3D

2 жыл бұрын

Solver node is faster. But you are more than welcome to use a for each node. It will work thr same.

нас градами по жилым домам лупят, о чем вы вообще

You tend to drag our your vex a lot...to group the ends bit for example, you use several lines and an if statement, when you can just use one line i@group_ends = neighbourcount(0,@ptnum)==1;

@IndiePixel3D

3 жыл бұрын

That is definitely one way to do it. Thanks for the suggestion..remember that not everyone watching knows vex.

@dnch

3 жыл бұрын

these shortcuts are not easy to understand to beginners.. so i dont mind longer code that is easy to understand