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Slow-mo beetle

Published on 15 July 2015 by Bela Beier. The Topics are: Foundry Nuke (174), SideFX Houdini (356)
CG beetle on approach, breakdown and turntable. The software used was Maya, Mudbox, Houdini, Nuke and V-Ray.

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  • Foundry Nuke174 postsFollow the nodes and watch a shot come together. Explore Nuke compositing, pipeline developments and practical techniques for integrating imagery, managing complex scripts and keeping the final illusion convincingly intact.
  • SideFX Houdini356 postsBuild the recipe, then see what it can cook. Explore Houdini’s procedural workflows, simulations and effects techniques, where interconnected operations turn creative rules into detailed, adjustable production assets and shots.

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Published
15 July 2015, 12:06:08 CEST (+02:00)
Author
Bela Beier
Reading time
About 1 min
Word count
6

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