Yeah, I'd love to see you create a breakdown of procedural terrain shading using XPU and MaterialX, including hextiling and all your tricks up your sleeve.
Really excited about this workflow. Thanks for putting it all together into a start to finish scene like this. Geo to Cops to Karma. Super informative!
I‘m really happy to see Karma and Solaris Tutorials. Keep up the good work! If you do more of it I subscribe to your patreon :-) I was a beta tester for Arnold 10 years ago and really loved it, but with age I‘ve grown fond of internal renderers like Karma or Cycles inside of Blender. It’s just so much simpler to deal with and a lot cheaper of course.
yup totally understand! Thanks for the kind words! Same, I've been using Arnold for a decade or longer, still love it.. But now as you said, testing native tools as well
Thanks so much for the tutorial! I'm running into a problem, when I rasterize geo and use an atrtibute, this takes the value 0 in the UV seams, so basically you can see the UV seems pretty clearly inside Copernicus. Any idea on how to avoid this?
Thank you Arvid, fantastic resource. For someone looking to get better at authoring materials/texturing, would you still recommend they learn Substance? Or is Houdini/Copernicus a powerful enough tool with the potential to replace that workflow?
Im pretty sure the endgoal is for Cops is to be a genuine competitor to substance. At the moment, substance is still superior. But I'm pretty sure, things will look quite different in the next year.
At work we just started using renderman with houdini solaris but at home i usually use karma por my personal projects. So i will be waiting for these renderman tutorials with solaris
@@JacKsCave Last time I checked, Renderman in Houdini was pretty much unusable, it kept crashing constantly. Have they made any improvements? The one thing I wish Karma had is Renderman's denoiser. That thing is pure beauty.
@@arvidurs in fact i found what i wanted! :) it's the live "slamp comp" feature with a block feedback loop... have you tried it? Very cool, you could update you build your comp and see with your render the result of your comp. With some scripting, you could split AOV avec go further away in this idea... Ok it's not nuke, but for most need! Doing I could not fall in love with Solaris in Karma before, but now the full loop in quite please. The lookdev work was already pretty good, but just getting even better with this last missing and the 2d assets workflow as start now one of the smartest solution ever built...
Let me know if you want more detailed Texturing tutorials!
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yeah, of course😉
yes, please do more on this in detail!🙌
Yeah, I'd love to see you create a breakdown of procedural terrain shading using XPU and MaterialX, including hextiling and all your tricks up your sleeve.
Yes we need as many texturing tutorials as possible to help us wrap our minds around this powerful tool.
Yes please. Now we can create full procedural assets with procedural texturing/shading and create usd assets for environments!!!
Really excited about this workflow. Thanks for putting it all together into a start to finish scene like this. Geo to Cops to Karma. Super informative!
I‘m really happy to see Karma and Solaris Tutorials. Keep up the good work! If you do more of it I subscribe to your patreon :-)
I was a beta tester for Arnold 10 years ago and really loved it, but with age I‘ve grown fond of internal renderers like Karma or Cycles inside of Blender.
It’s just so much simpler to deal with and a lot cheaper of course.
yup totally understand! Thanks for the kind words! Same, I've been using Arnold for a decade or longer, still love it.. But now as you said, testing native tools as well
thank you so much
Thanks so much for that tutorial
Thanks so much for the tutorial! I'm running into a problem, when I rasterize geo and use an atrtibute, this takes the value 0 in the UV seams, so basically you can see the UV seems pretty clearly inside Copernicus. Any idea on how to avoid this?
when use height to normal in uv space, it will create peak on uv seams, which not looks good
maybe it can be done on mesh directly?
Watch Rohan Dalvi's latest tut, he explains how to rasterize attributes with vex to solve the seams issue.
@@Jurgen_1657 thx a lot
Thank you Arvid, fantastic resource. For someone looking to get better at authoring materials/texturing, would you still recommend they learn Substance? Or is Houdini/Copernicus a powerful enough tool with the potential to replace that workflow?
Im pretty sure the endgoal is for Cops is to be a genuine competitor to substance. At the moment, substance is still superior. But I'm pretty sure, things will look quite different in the next year.
Nice workflow!
Arvid, do you still use Arnold?
Yeah I do on a daily basis - for education and learning myself, I jumped to Karma for the time being
For me Karma its better with usd workflows
@@JacKsCave I heard very good things of Prman.. so I might check that out soon as well
At work we just started using renderman with houdini solaris but at home i usually use karma por my personal projects.
So i will be waiting for these renderman tutorials with solaris
@@JacKsCave Last time I checked, Renderman in Houdini was pretty much unusable, it kept crashing constantly. Have they made any improvements?
The one thing I wish Karma had is Renderman's denoiser. That thing is pure beauty.
Hi Arvid, Have you been able to have a live render link between Karma and Copernicus Cop?
yeah, you mean interactively? It's just lagging a bit due to constantly updating with cops. But it's working
@@arvidurs in fact i found what i wanted! :) it's the live "slamp comp" feature with a block feedback loop... have you tried it? Very cool, you could update you build your comp and see with your render the result of your comp. With some scripting, you could split AOV avec go further away in this idea... Ok it's not nuke, but for most need! Doing I could not fall in love with Solaris in Karma before, but now the full loop in quite please. The lookdev work was already pretty good, but just getting even better with this last missing and the 2d assets workflow as start now one of the smartest solution ever built...
@@vincentthomas8492 yeah that's what I meant. Been using it for a bit. It's quite nice yes
Hi, does anyone know how to copy an alpha from one image to another in copnet? like the copy node in nuke
You can use a channel extract, to isolate the alpha from one, and then to a channel join, and connect the alpha to the other image
@@arvidurs oh right! Did not think about that, thanks a lot Arvid! Keep the tutorials coming🔥🔥