New In Houdini 20: Cloud Workflow 

If you are trying to do 'real world' clouds with all the subtle details of realistic convection and decay. simulation is still the way to go.

NICE, thank you guys!

Very well explained and with loads of tips. Thanks! For some reason even though I used your settings, my physical light is looking warmer than yours, and the sky background looks more cyan. Are you using colour correction/transform somewhere?

Love you thanks!!!

awesome, thanks!

Very helpful. Thanks!

Thanks!

Hi ! Thanks for this tutorial. But I wonder, there is a way to render that on Arnold with a volume shader without to see weird big voxels on the screen? Thanks for any help

Hey ... thanks for the tut. Quick question: if I'm translating (fast) the OBJ node containing the cloud how do I get motion blur on it? Can't seem to get it to work.

Awesome walkthrough!! my vdb activate doesn't seem to scale the wispy bottom. The bounding box scale but the volume inside is unaffected.

Really love your content, how would I go about making a large scale cloud environment any advice?

Forever newbie here. How do you switch from the viewport being on SOP Import to just View? I see your cursor go to the viewport and it just changes to View.

Hey, how are you getting the shading of the cloud in the viewport to have different shadows and such? Mine is just uniformly white as though there is no light source

Can you plz make a tutorial video on material x room node

great stuff, there is some bits that you can't find anywhere on the internet, i liked the shading part a lot.

I've watched quite a few Houdini 20 cloud tutorials now and what no one seems to talk about is the render noise problem. Even with the nVidia denoiser enabled, the final render is grainy. I'm able to fix this in post, but is there any way to push Karma to render it without the grainy noise in the first place? I've bumped volume limits, and path trace samples and fiddled with the shader with no luck so far.

Sadly this is not realistic at all. I'm not sure it's possible to get realistic results by just mixing some procedural noises without any sim.

Please auto-tune these videos.