Houdini HDAs & sketches (VEX, OpenCL, Python)
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Allows merging of up to 3 images into a single color attrib (one image per channel). Each channel provides the same customization options as "Attrib from Map" SOP.
Tags: VEX, curves, polygons
Sweeps profile shape along one or multiple curves. Use multiple instances for recursive application. Parameters for twisting, radius modulation ramp, multiple generation modes: curves, tube, disc. Includes Help page w/ further details.
Tags: Python, points
Point generator for phyllotaxis patterns
Tags: Python, polygons
Imports first <polygon> element from given SVG file. No SVG transforms are
supported. No 3rd party deps required.
Tags: Python, polygons
Recursive face tessellations: tri fan, quad fan, edge split triangles. An optional displacement amount can be specified for the latter two modes.
Tags: OpenCL, simulation, points
Uses an OpenCL kernel to compute the 2D DeJong strange attractor w/ 3 million particles, then applies a second kernel to perform stereographic transformation to 3D.
Tags: VEX, simulation, points
VEX simulation of Diffusion-limited aggregation (DLA), supports various params to control growth. Sim uses an initial set of seed particles, then each frame spawns a fixed number of new particles in the vicinity of existing points. Each particle has a selection probability attrib, which decays each time the particle is used as growth source. Once that probability is less than configured threshold the particle is ignored as source for new growth.
This implementation is based on the approach taken in toxiclibs. For an alternative approach, see Entagma.
Tags: VEX, simulation, curves
VEX field line simulation between randomly charged dipoles. Takes an input geometry, and spawns a configurable number of agents in a disc around each point. These agents are then attracted/repelled by other poles in the field. Each agent's trajectory is stored in individual polylines. Agents are removed from the sim (not updated further) once they've reached another pole.
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