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Качество зато и реализм Я сделаю так когда куплю treadreaper 1950x

The 1950x is exactly my CPU + 64gb RAM + RTX 3090 + Linux mint 22

Yes, it works, because it takes all contact points (paws) in solver in all axis. For the stairs case, I really need to test it. Do you have any alembic to share for the test?

It is not necessary, I developed a tool called rt_Local_mix where it blends sim and skin shapes coming from animation automatically with granular falloff control for each "seam". I'll show it soon here in the youtube channel. Stay tunned! :)

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That was a custom muscle fiber setup I made for my muscle system, it is a special tetrahedral geometry with fibers in just the core Tets, what gives it a more realistic look on contractions an bulging than the Houdini muscle system does.

@RodTebisxTD thank you very much for explanation,i saw a basic tutorial of how muscle system in houdini works and your simulation was way more appealing than what i've seen,i'm new to this so i'd love if you instuct me on where to start

I'm working on that matter.

yes, Sir. it founds the rigid pieces angles and average it for each element.

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thanks, please subscribe and like it :)

Yes, just wondering a good pricing for it.

Glad it was helpful! 😀

Yes, it will work with your subdivided planes

Thanks, Brother!

replied! :)

@@RodTebisxTD me too🥲

@@RodTebisxTD I asked some questions! Please answer if u can!

@@RodTebisxTD Hey! Can you check your mail please!🙏

I'm thinking, at least initially, of something like 1-on-1 tutoring instead of just a tutorial. But it depends on how much the pupils are willing to pay

I'm glad you like it! :)

The MPM no, because it has limitations, mainly in the way it hold the tissue, that eventually can lead to tearing.

Well, the incoming geometry was not perfectly intersection-free, so that was tricky to solve, but it led me to an innovative approach to the setup, ending in a more robust tissue sim system that I put in all my newer setups.

I'm thinking, at least initially, of something like 1-on-1 tutoring instead of just a tutorial. But it depends on how much the pupils are willing to pay.

@@HyperGalaxyEntertainment surely, just a matter of changing the inputs.

@@TheHighFlys yes, it is extremely fast. About the FEM, it is being implemented but there is no ETA for it just yet.

@@RodTebisxTD thanks for the info :) Glad it's on the roadmap at least! Any idea if the MPM can optimize better with the ML deformer in UE5? I know the default system is too slow to have it realistically in a game but ZivaRT was used on spiderman and other games so I'm curious if the ML deformer would be compatible and more optimized with this method

@@TheHighFlys yes, both steps (muscle and tissue) can be optimized using this approach. The prototype (hip file) run the muscle step at 2.5 fps (with the inputs cached on a RTX3090). Yes, 2.5fps, as opposed to vellum step at 1 frame each 30-40 seconds.

It is sculpted muscles! :)

It is a custom Houdini system

@@RodTebisxTD 🙂 Sir do u have any playlist of this custom system? I'm new here and don't know alot about it.

yes, but initial points/prim ids should respect catmull-clark rules yes, it will retain shape!

3 months of R&D to build the system from scratch and adapt to the pipeline. The simulation, about 1h each 120 frames.

Yes, i did, but it is an old approach, I have new ideas to remake it now.

@@RodTebisxTD I am intrested does anyone use houdiini for animation in production, or it's uncommon?

yes, just Houdini for all sim.

I'm working on it!

i would literally pay like 300 bucks for this. not even kidding

@@louissnuggleton4544 same here

@@louissnuggleton4544 I'm working on it

I'm working on it

I just started to do a product based on my system! As Ziva... you know...😆