Houdini: What specific bullet points help with game art production?
high dynamic range
So what specific bullet points about Houdini matter for us about game art production?
Wondering if I should start looking into it as a Character Artist and aspiring Art Director.
What I briefly remember from a Certain Affinity lecture they did for GDC was that they were able to generate procedural, game-ready meshes, VERY quickly for mass-volume objects like environment architecture or greeble.
And it's a node-based system like Substance Designer or Unreal's Material Editor, correct?
Wondering if I should start looking into it as a Character Artist and aspiring Art Director.
What I briefly remember from a Certain Affinity lecture they did for GDC was that they were able to generate procedural, game-ready meshes, VERY quickly for mass-volume objects like environment architecture or greeble.
And it's a node-based system like Substance Designer or Unreal's Material Editor, correct?
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