Houdini 17.5 - Procedural Patterns - Chain Link Fence
Welcome to another Procedural Patterns mini-course by Indie-Pixel! In this next addition we will walk through the process of making a Chain Link Fence completely procedurally! We will walk through the techniques to model the chain link pattern in 3D first then learn how to convert that 3D mesh into a texture that tiles perfectly!
Throughout the course you will learn how to utilize VEX to create the tiling pattern, we will understand how to create HDAs for the Houdini engine (for both Unity and Unreal), and get a basic overview of how to use Houdini’s COP’s to generate textures for games! This is a great mini project for anyone learning to use Houdini for Games Development and just starting out with the Houdini Engine. As always the first section is free and the Full course is available on the Indie-Pixel Gumroad page. Check it out and if you like it download the complete mini-course!
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What you Will Learn:
- Learn how to use the Houdini For-Loops
- Learn how to use the For-Loops Metadata
- Learn how to organize your networks
- Learn how to create tiling patterns
- Learn how to randomize values in Houdini
- Learn how to colorize your Procedural Models
- Learn how to set up Lighting
- Learn how to set up Cameras
- Learn how to setup a Mantra Render
- Learn how to create Textures with Houdini’s COP’s
- Learn how to create Houdini Digital Assets for Houdini Engine
What you Get:
- Complete Houdini Project with HDA
- Complete Unity Package
- Complete Unreal Project
- 3 Hours of Video Training
Thank you for your interest in Procedural Patterns – Chain Link Fence, download now using the Coupon Code: patternstwo
Complete Houdini Project with HDA, Complete Unity Package, Complete Unreal Project, 3 Hours of Video Training