Advanced Cloth Simulation with Houdini Vellum Solver R&D

Advanced Cloth Simulation with Houdini Vellum Solver R&DAdvanced Cloth Simulation with Houdini Vellum Solver R&D

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Zain Ul abideen

• Feb 25

This research and development project focuses on advanced cloth simulation using the Vellum solver in Houdini by SideFX. The objective is to explore realistic fabric behavior, including material response, collision handling, constraint tuning, and high-resolution detailing for production-ready results.

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Mmenyene Tom

• Apr 20

This was so fun to work on, I definitely had a blast from this one..

Let me know your thought.

I'm open to Projects and Consultation's ☺

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Md Jaynal Abedin

• Apr 20

Looks really juicy and good

Harsh Upadhyay

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• Apr 20

Some explorations/work so far from the past week, shown here as a quick snapshot of what I have been testing. A few directions were built just to be tested, some were pushed further, and some were left behind once the composition started to feel right.

This process has been less about chasing finished visuals and more about paying attention to what the layout is trying to become. Small decisions around rhythm, contrast, and spacing kept leading the work in new directions.

Posting this as part of the process, open to feedbacks!

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Madob Acharjya

• Apr 21

Nice!

Sisi Guo

• Apr 20

Built with Paper for the #PaperChallenge.

I designed a series of immersive shader effects in Paper, then used Cursor to implement them as a React site. The concept: vertically stacked chips as site navigation, each one revealing a different animated shader as a full background on hover.

Paper lets designers create WebGL shader effects visually, then exports them directly as React components. Cursor handled the implementation. The whole thing came together on a rainy Sunday afternoon.

This unlocks something real for designers. Complex, performant visual effects that used to require a specialist are now part of the design workflow.

Bravo, Paper.

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