Week 3 – Organic Models Part 1: Succulents & Cactiīuild a generator for a cactus model – Explore how to use the topology of the mesh to generate ridges and spines – Build a generator for a succulent – Learn methods for duplicating and controlling the shape, bend, and distribution of the petals Week 2 – Hard Surface model Part 2: Mechanical BirdĮxplore the tools we can use to get a hard-surface mechanical look – Explore methods of add slight imperfections to our setup to add believability – Learn methods for troubleshooting bad topology – See how, with the proper procedural setup, a “rig” comes for free, and we can control and pose the bird via the controls we created – Explore methods for adding a detail pass to our model Week 1 – Hard Surface Models Part 1: Chandelierīuild a generator to for creating a customizable chandelier – Explore how we can use point attributes to give extra levels of control & complexity through proceduralism – Learn the basic attributes used to control copies (N, up, pscale, scale)
Together, we’ll create several finished model assets with fully procedural controls. We will learn how to organize your workflows and create artist-friendly interfaces for reuseability. We will explore a variety of concepts used to create procedural assets, with each lesson having a finished product demonstrating the principles of that week. This course will be an in-depth look into procedural modeling in Houdini throughout the course, students will gain a strong understanding of how proceduralism can be used to create powerful modeling workflows.
CGMA – Procedural Modeling for Production in Houdini with Sean McEwan
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