In our first lesson we'll take a general look about LiquiGen, we'll talk about how the user interface works, how we can manage a basic setup, how the LiquiGen workflow works.

In this lesson we'll start playing with LiquiGen trying to understand the basic workflow, working with emitter, grouping nodes, creating animation keys, playing with simulation and preview rendering.

In this lesson we'll continue taking a look at general LiquiGen workflow. It is time to check how forces works, how we can manage animation, mixing forces together etc etc

In this lesson we'll continue talking about general LiquiGen workflow.
It is time to introduce you the Whitewater feature, useful to simulate bubbles, spray and foam, in this video we'll see how to add it and some parameters useful to understand how to control it in a basic setup. In coming lesso...

In this lesson we'll have a nice and fast exploration behind the Simulation node parameters, we'll talk about PIC/FLIP, Voxel, Substeps, Visctosity and many other stuff just trying to understand some of the basic params we can use to manipulate the liquid sim and being ready to start working on s...

In Lesson 06 we can start working on complete projects, the 1st one is really basic but give us the possibility to understand something related to importing assets in LiquiGen, exporting caches outside, working at different scene scale, tweaking simulation params to work on smaller scale fluids. ...

In this lesson we'll take care about rendering our 1st shot prepared with LiquiGen and Houdini 20 or 20.5. We'll take a look at preparing a Solaris scene setup, adding lights, camera, working with some MaterialX shaders, playing with camera effects like physical lens simulation and depth of field.

In this lesson we'll explore something related to high viscosity fluids creating an alien-like slime setup, and to do it we'll talk about various forces and parameter controllers. We'll see how to create layered noise animation, adding swirling effects, controlling fluid behaviour using collision...

In this lesson we'll import the slime cached simulation in Houdini using previous scene setup and re-building the Solaris network. We'll work on lighting and materials to obtain a nice looking result.

In Lesson 10 we'll move forward with general LiquiGen nodes and we'll take a tour around forces and emitters to create a basic logo animation setup adding a "morph" animation. We'll play with surface tension and force animation to have an artistic control over liquid dynamic.

In this video we'll talk again about logo animation checking some tips and techniques to generate a filling logo animation using multiple animated emitters and playing with activation and freezing animation.