Getting started with houdini ( entry level course)

Getting started with houdini ( entry level course), available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.71, with 216 lectures, based on 51 reviews, and has 356 subscribers.

You will learn about dont be afraid of VEX , you will learn vex coding concept from begining You will have solid knowledge on how to use Houdini Creating procedural FX with Houdini Creating Smoke and Fire Simulations with Houdini Creating Particle Simulations in Houdini In this course, you'll learn how to use Houdini, a 3D software, even if you're a complete beginner. We'll cover everything from the basics, like how to start Ho This course is ideal for individuals who are Any one who have passion to learn Houdini and become fx artist. or anyone who is SCARED of vex coding can take this course It is particularly useful for Any one who have passion to learn Houdini and become fx artist. or anyone who is SCARED of vex coding can take this course.

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Summary

Title: Getting started with houdini ( entry level course)

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.71

Number of Lectures: 216

Number of Published Lectures: 216

Number of Curriculum Items: 216

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 216

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

dont be afraid of VEX , you will learn vex coding concept from begining

You will have solid knowledge on how to use Houdini

Creating procedural FX with Houdini

Creating Smoke and Fire Simulations with Houdini

Creating Particle Simulations in Houdini

In this course, you'll learn how to use Houdini, a 3D software, even if you're a complete beginner. We'll cover everything from the basics, like how to start Ho

Who Should Attend

Any one who have passion to learn Houdini and become fx artist.

anyone who is SCARED of vex coding can take this course

Target Audiences

Any one who have passion to learn Houdini and become fx artist.

anyone who is SCARED of vex coding can take this course

DM me in instagram (@alex_tumyang)for discount  code.

houdini essential beginner level course for fx

In this comprehensive introduction, I will demystify the fundamentals of Houdini because most people struggle atleast 5 years to get job in  houdini fx.
Internet still in 2024 doesnt have enough proper correct  guide tutorial on houdini fx.
This course is perfectly structured from step by step so that you don have to stuggle for years and seach more and more course in internet.

Throughout the course, you will learn the basic principles of Houdini’s node-based workflow, enabling you to create mind-blowing simulations and captivating animations. I will guide you through the intuitive interface, teaching you how to navigate the software efficiently.

Starting with the basics, you will discover how to create and manipulate geometry, apply textures and materials, and delve into the world of lighting and shading. You will also explore the art of particle systems, fluid simulations, and rigid body dynamics, gaining hands-on experience in creating realistic effects.

I will walk you through practical exercises and projects, giving you a chance to apply your newfound knowledge and develop your skills. By the end of the course, you will have a solid foundation in Houdini and be equipped to unleash your creativity in the world of visual effects.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Trailer

Lecture 1: Trailer

Chapter 2: Understanding Houdini's workflow & nature

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: The User Interface

Lecture 3: Desktops and Projects

Lecture 4: Creating and Transforming Geometry

Lecture 5: Using The Interactive Transform Tools

Lecture 6: The Handle Tool and Viewport Arrangement

Lecture 7: understanding display mode create from tab

Lecture 8: create multiple geometry in one geo folder

Lecture 9: selecting points primitive, vertices

Lecture 10: template and render flags

Lecture 11: basic concept of attribute part 1

Lecture 12: basic concept of attribute part 2

Lecture 13: creating group part 1

Lecture 14: creating group part 2

Lecture 15: creating group part 3

Lecture 16: creating group part 4

Lecture 17: your first render in houdni

Lecture 18: applying material

Lecture 19: applying materal based on group

Lecture 20: group promote

Lecture 21: donut

Lecture 22: basic render concept

Lecture 23: The Network View and Understanding Contexts

Lecture 24: Further Understanding Contexts

Lecture 25: value ladder

Lecture 26: importing model in houdini

Lecture 27: understanding scene scale and object dimension

Lecture 28: edit node in practise

Lecture 29: expression

Lecture 30: polyextrude in practise

Lecture 31: creating wheel part 1

Lecture 32: creating wheel part 2

Lecture 33: creating wheel part 3

Lecture 34: creating wheel part 4

Lecture 35: subdivide wheel and rotate

Lecture 36: Using Expressions to Animate Wheel Rotation

Lecture 37: Editing the Parameter Interface

Lecture 38: duplicating wheel

Lecture 39: Adding Vertex Normal Attributes

Lecture 40: adding uv attributes and promoting attributes

Lecture 41: creating group for applying material

Lecture 42: advanced group

Lecture 43: applying material to wheel

Lecture 44: checking the primitive group of the car

Lecture 45: applying material to cars based on groups

Lecture 46: lights camera mantra

Lecture 47: modifying existing material

Lecture 48: merging different scene

Lecture 49: keyframe

Lecture 50: your first dynamics simulation

Lecture 51: initial state and collision geometry

Lecture 52: RBD physical property friction and bounce

Lecture 53: making the car fall from building

Lecture 54: adjusting bounce and friction

Lecture 55: fracture glass and final output

Chapter 3: Introduction to VEX

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: variable and attribute

Lecture 3: attribute flows downward nodes to nodes

Lecture 4: manipulating variable and attribute

Lecture 5: list of predefined attributes names and functions

Lecture 6: attributes and functions in practise

Lecture 7: chramp function

Lecture 8: fit and rand function

Lecture 9: getting more familiar with attributes and functions

Lecture 10: understanding if and else

Lecture 11: color change with if and else

Lecture 12: practising if and else more

Lecture 13: creating our own custom function from scratch

Lecture 14: printf houdini console

Lecture 15: understanding array

Lecture 16: for loops part 1

Lecture 17: for loops part 2

Lecture 18: forEach loop

Lecture 19: while loops

Lecture 20: transfaring attributes from detail to points

Lecture 21: run over priority and veclocity attributes

Lecture 22: hoisting

Lecture 23: copy to points, scale, id ptnum

Lecture 24: scatter building

Lecture 25: conclusion

Chapter 4: Introduction to VOP

Lecture 1: Introdcution to VOP and your first step in it

Lecture 2: Manipulating, controlling and animating vop parameter

Lecture 3: Displace objects with noise

Lecture 4: attribute promote and poly extrude

Lecture 5: worley noise, group range and extrusion

Lecture 6: Division, integer to float, controlling extusion with map part 1

Lecture 7: Division, integer to float, controlling extusion with map part 2

Lecture 8: creating basic electric

Lecture 9: create, delete, promote bind, from map and overview

Lecture 10: hand paint attribute and scattering bu attribute

Lecture 11: controlling the scattering copies with VOP

Chapter 5: Introduction to Pre-fracture

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: the name attribute

Lecture 3: Surface Vs volume

Instructors

Alex Tumyang
I teach houdini fx

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