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Rewritten the Eularian fluid sim (which uses Gauss-Seidel method) with OpenCL. Now it runs much faster (it can run over 200k points with less stress)👌 Prototyping in VEX and reimplement the code with OpenCL made sense to me. #Houdini

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Junichiro Horikawa

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James GardnerP1 year ago

Would love some training vids or a live about going from vex to opencl! 🙏😁

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Alai1 year ago

opencl tutorial please!

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Farmfield1 year ago

Crazy cool. This is why I hate when people say I'm a #Houdini wizard, I look at stuff like yours and I feel like I'm in Houdini kindergarten. 😆

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