Tonight we're going try to finish off the stream's topic from last week. We're making some lasers, and the next step is to make a volumetric representation of them. As always, bring your thoughts and questions.

Tonight we're going to revisit a stream I did a while ago where I tried to make some lasters. There are new tools in Copernicus, and I'm hoping this will make things more possible this time. Fingers crossed! As always, bring your thoughts and questions.

Tonight we're going to try to work with the FLIP Stick to Collision settings to create a slight adhesion effect. As always, bring your thoughts and questions.

Tonight, Kate Xagoraris is joining us to talk about some Science Vizualization toolsets that she's created that can be used for star catalogs and proteins. As always, bring your thoughts and questions.

Tonight, Valentina Malavasi is joining us to talk about some of her Houdini/Unreal work that she's done as a student at BUAS in the Netherlands. As always, bring your thoughts and questions.

Tonight, Ferry Taswin is joining us to go over some really interesting workflows that you can set up programmatically in Houdini. As always, bring your thoughts and questions.

Tonight we'll be doing another live Q&A session. Bring your questions about Houdini, and we'll do our best to get you an answer.

This week we have a guest, Carlos Dordelly, that will be sharing some of his experience using Solaris, and some workflow tips. As always, bring your questions and ideas!

This week I'm going to try to set up a Copernicus Flow Sim and use that as a velocity source for a vellum cloth sim. As always, bring your questions and ideas!