Houdini effects - Point Blending

[@koko-nl5tp]

This is same as inheritance effector + falloff in C4D...but you got even more... Love your work, Rohan.

[@rohandalvi]

C4d is simpler to setup but Houdini can give you more controls. Houdini can be made easier is you invest in MOPS+ . They have some really good nodes for motion graphics

[@FaddyVFX]

Great video, thank you for sharing, keep up the good work

[@atilla3d]

Thanks Rohan, you can use "Rest" node and "Enumarate" node instead of point wrangle.

[@rohandalvi]

Thank you. I will keep those in mind.

[@doodlesnack3082]

Wonderful tutorial! Lol that wrangle node!! Haha

[@HoudinifxAlfredosanmartin]

thanks Rohan, the blending work is really very nice : )

[@jamit63]

thanks for the video, how can we use this method to morph polygon/primitive

[@ArgoBeats]

Amazing! Hey Rohan, do you know a way to properly morph between 2 PLA animated objects, if possible even morphing their textures?

[@michaellarturopena3403]

Yeah Rohan! thanks

[@znbk5652]

what if we want to finish this method by blending the object itself as pieces after shattering it with voronoi and use transform pieces.. any ideas?

[@carlososa5155]

Hi! Thanks a lot for the tutorial! Does anyone have an idea how this effect could be applied to 3 objects instead?

[@sungerbob1786]

hey rohan, how can we make particles follow a curve path?

[@rohandalvi]

There is a node for that. I don’t recall the exact name. I think it’s called curve follow.

[@sungerbob1786]

@@rohandalvi thank you

[@ChrisKania]

Awesome, I’d love to see that in a pop solver, particles being shot and forming an object.

[@rohandalvi]

Use the pop attract node combined with a pop drag.

[@ChrisKania]

@@rohandalvi Thank you Rohan, awesome tip

[@sqworkshop]

hip file please :3