Christopher Kopic
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Christopher Kopic
@chriskopic
Creating Videos for https://t.co/Oq2Em93gt8
München, Bayern Katılım Ocak 2018
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@yannikwenk What happened to posting less and less, reading less and less, letting the platform slowly die, like we did with Facebook? 😅
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Manu & Mo are back, exhausted and excited. Now you can get a master's degree with them! (Applications open May 2nd - design-digital-futures.de)

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@danialghods_ @tokyomegaplex I can really recommend reading through the great Karma Pyro Shader docs. Things like the multiscatter extinction falloff can greatly reduce the bounces needed for good results.
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@tokyomegaplex Oh - my bad yeah, Karma is slow. I somehow still directly associate Solaris with Karma. My main gripe with Octane volumes is that I can't make them look good lol.
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@zachlieberman This demo is built around a plugin for Houdini FX, however I'm pretty sure you could built the same thing in something like Comfy UI or just using the Diffusers python module.
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@zachlieberman For diffusion models, exploring the embedding space of a prompt can result in lots of weird and wonderfull outputs. We did a couple of experiments with this last year:
youtube.com/watch?v=p3oVCc…

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@edbrown3d You can find some models on huggingface that are trained exclusively on CC0 or Public Domain images (mitsua-diffusion, for example). Obviously they won't perform as good as models trained on the whole internet, but I think @ugstuho had good success finetuning them with his works.
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@3Dmattias @FreyaHolmer @entagma Yup, Mo did a little series of them in our advanced setups course on Patreon. I can also highly recommend everything about the poisson equation from Matt Ferraro. With bonus cat caustics in his blog post!
mattferraro.dev/posts/caustics…
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@FreyaHolmer Poisson solvers are almost magical. So much can be done with that tool.
I think @entagma did a really nice series of tutorials on them a while back for houdini.
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In case you're looking for the scientific term of "those Aphex Twin logo curves":
Gabriel Peyré@gabrielpeyre
Oldies but goldies: L.E. Dubins, On Curves of Minimal Length with a Constraint on Average Curvature, and with Prescribed Initial and Terminal Positions and Tangents, 1957. Dubins paths are the shortest path for cars that can only move forward.
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@christophertape @CellCellPress Our friends at @entagma (themselves big fans of turning scientific papers into 3D artwork) were kind enough to host this step-by-step tutorial where we show you how to use @sidefx Houdini to generate data-driven Waddington landscapes. entagma.com/houdini-tutori…

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🚨New @CellCellPress cover! We’ve been working with the great @christophertape again, visualising the Tape lab’s single cell colorectal cancer signalling data in two new papers out today. But wait! There’s a lot more to this story than just the cover… 🧵
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Very excited to share two papers published today in @CellCellPress describing stem cell plasticity in CRC. (1/22)
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@PaulEsteves28 I'm going to hate me for this but: Just wrangles! No transform sops, no sweeps, no subdivides, nothing but wrangles. Solvers or For Loops only when absolutely necessery. Let's see how many I can do....
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#vexember is coming!! What better way to ramp up to Christmas than days filled with joyous VEX!!!!

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@planetzomax @danialghods_ FDM is easier. There's a risk of burning yourself from the hot nozzle, but that's generally about it. There may be a risk of plastic particulates while printing (one study 8 years ago suggested that) but this is still debatable. I'm fine with having one in my living room 🤷♂️
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@planetzomax @danialghods_ In terms of safety: For a resin printer you really want a cellar or garage to put the printer in. Resin is nasty stuff that I wouldn't want anywhere near my living space. FDM printing is easier.
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@planetzomax @danialghods_ I had good results from the ideenbaeckerei. But that was over a year ago, don't know their quality now. But your typical resin model was around 5-10€, so easy on your wallet!
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@chriskopic @danialghods_ What is your go to print service? I remember shapeways but that was always rather expensive.
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