Learn Shelf Tools Fluids in Houdini

in this course  we will start explain particles fluid tools from the shelf tool , we will use fluid from object tools .

we will use flip tank from the shelf tool and how we use it

we will use emit particles fluid from the shelf tool , then we will make render

we will explore Emit Fluid-Sink in the shelf tool in Houdini

we will use Sculpture Particles Fluids from the shelf tools

we will use crown particles splash from the shelf tool and we will make modification to the water shape to suit tea cup

we will explore drop particles Fluid tool from the shelf tools and we will explain some concepts

we will explain condensation tool from the shelf tools and also i will explain who the particles system work

i will explain suction fluid from the shelf tools , this tool is very handy and using a lot in many scenes in movies and tv commercial

we will explore viscose fluids in Houdini

we will learn how to make a professional flow river , we will continue digging under the hood and explain how the system work .

Houdini is a 3D animation software application developed by SideFX. SideFX adapted Houdini from the PRISMS suite of procedural generation software tools. Its exclusive attention to procedural generation distinguishes it from other 3D computer graphics software.

Houdini is particularly suitable for visual effects artists with a technical background. It provides all the tools in 3D software but is better known for the VFX tools.

Beginners using Houdini should have a learning curve of procedural design across the software’s features. The key to success with Houdini is his extensive knowledge of mathematics and algorithms. Therefore, technical Artists with a background in programming and mathematics will be able to learn Houdini more easily than others.

Artists who successfully learn this software will find that Houdini allows to create many effects without any traditional artistic interaction. Teams will love working with Houdini as all parts of the project can be easily modified at any point in the development process.