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Engineering Animation

Vol. 36 No. 05 (2021): Proceedings of the Faculty of Technical Sciences

USING DOP, SOP AND VOP OPERATORS FOR DESTRUCTION EFFECT IN HOUDINI

  • Aleksandra Stolić
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24867/12SA01Stolic
Submitted
May 10, 2021
Published
2021-05-10

Abstract

Visual effects is an important term for enhan­cing the imagery of a film or television series with the aid of computers. While special effects are physical and hap­pen in the real world, visual effects are added afterwards digitally. This paper describes a process of obtaining des­truction effect in Houdini. There are many other softwares that could be used, but what sets it apart is node-based environment that allows changes to be made at any time in any area of the pipeline, with little to no consequences.The implementation of destruction effect consists of two parts. The first one describes procedural modeling od stone model, by using VOP operations, and the second one it is about stone fragmentation, by using DOP and SOP opera­tions. The goal is to serach advantages and disadvantages DOP, SOP and VOP operators when creating the effect.

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