Difference between revisions of "Live 2022.09.04"

Revision as of 09:35, 21 October 2022

02:35 Importing the MaterialX Shaderball
03:59 MaterialX online viewer https://academysoftwarefoundation.github.io/MaterialX/
05:51 Importing the shaderball into Solaris
06:38 Viewing the Solaris scene graph tree
10:10 Using materials from https://ambientcg.com/
23:05 Autodesk Standard Surface Documentation
25:45 Duplicating geometry
28:00 Editing a material MaterialX graph
35:10 Importing the marble material
39:17 Edit material properties LOP
43:30 Editing the marble shading network
53:00 Mixing surface nodes
58:00 Using spatial noise to mix surfaces
1:11:00 usdz files
1:14:00 Wrapping up, stream topics overview

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 https://www.sidefx.com/docs/houdini/nodes/vop/mtlxstandard_surface.html
-== Shader Details ==
-The final shader uses the standard surface with diffuse, specular, SSS, thin-walled and opacity.
-The colors are also controlled in the shader.  We start with the color attribute, which is the relative bounding box position of the particles before they're shifted through the noise in this case.  This attribute is then fed through a noise function and finally a ramp.  This allows for quick adjustments to be made all in the shader manipulating distribution of the final color output.  This color output is used to drive the diffuse and SSS components of the surface shader.  This gives a nice semi-translucent look to the particles.
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 * 1:14:00 Wrapping up, stream topics overview
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