This is the fun part! In this video Part 4, I continue from Part 3 and we finally get to simulate in Houdini's Vellum Solver after all getting the clothing generated in Marvelous Designer into Houdini with all the setup that we went through in Parts 1-3.

I continue on from the previous video with the Marvelous Designer to Houdini workflow and demonstrate how to pose characters to get those perfect wrinkles in your clothing. We'll pose them in Kine-FX in Houdini and export the pose into Marvelous Designer.

In this new mini-series, I go over the workflow on how to take the clothing asset models from Marvelous Designer and get it into Houdini so that it works with the Vellum Solver. I also go over how to get rigged characters created in Houdini into Marvelous Designer.

In this session, I continue off with the Vellum examples and we finally get to talk about Soft Skin! This is probably the most useful technique I love about Vellum in Houdini. It's very handy and can be applicable in so many different scenes and geometries. I'll show you how you can use Vellum to create baggy skin for your character, stack up scoops of ice cream, and create flat tires.

In this video, I show you 9 different small and large scale scenes powered by vellum that can be surprisingly easy to create! Scrap Paper, Posters flying through City, Flapping Wings, Ice Cream, Flat Tires, Pillows, Coat Hanger, Vellum Skin, & Table Cloth.

Explore some of the new features of Houdini 19 with example HIP files and a look at the Vellum Unified Multi-Solver, Curve node, KineFX Key Post Extraction, and Pyro.

In this stream video, I demonstrate how to use the Vellum Solver to tie knots and model a belt for a character. I briefly go over the Vellum Clothing creation for the Tommy character that is a built-in Houdini character, which I will be hosting a more detailed step by step Live Stream soon in the coming days. The robe creation will be Part 2 in this mini-series.