Technical Artist Bootcamp: Introduction to Proceduralism

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In this 2017 GDC session, SideFX Software's Luiz Kruel discusses geometry processing and automation of common art tasks for technical artists.

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15:00 The best part of this video. whether arts, programming or design, do and show is much better than arguing unless time is too short to do that.

surplusking

I've been working with Houdini Engine with Unity for the pass year as a Single/indie Developer... This is one of the best talks on how to introduce and work with Houdini in your Game Development Pipeline. Best time saving approach so far!!!

davidblissett

Oh wow! This is so much my experience as an artist drifting into the technical art corner:

Somebody: "This can't be done!"
Me: "Yes it can!"
Somebody: "No, it can't."
Me (grumbling something, then): "Look, i did it"

badoli

Does anyone have learning resources for the room generator he showed ?

exentro

It's funny that this was posted a day after Last Week Tonight's episode on automation. Automating tedious tasks is one of my favorite things and, to use John Oliver's example of ATMs, this isn't killing bank teller jobs, it's letting them focus on stuff that isn't just handing customers money.

So much of this talk is focused on selling the idea of automation to other people, which is kind of a shame since a well automated system should make someone's job more fun. What does the artist like about their job? A good tool should let them spend more time doing _that_ stuff instead of making floor moulding (unless floor moulding is what they like about their job in which case god help them).

helloofthebeach