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[Simulation] Apple-Crashtest (highspeed imaging)
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this is a snapshot form a animation i made 2 years ago in my early 3D carrieer. Tell me what you think about it.   at this link you will find the additional animation enjoy it
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Haha verry cool, you should do that with heads though
 But i think when you put a bullet trough an apple it doesn't leave that mutch mess i think it goes straight trough it with a bit of peaces comming off when it shoots out. But never seen somebody shooting on apples  Good job though Greets
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this is cool....
 I saw a Video where a Orange is shot some time ago Highspeed Imaging is so cool
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looks great man, only crit i have is that when the bullet exits the apple the cracks on the skin from the hole look a bit sudden at one point. I really liek ti though
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Cool pic
. I agree with sarN's comment about the cracks, but it's cool nonetheless.Quote:
http://www.rit.edu/~andpph/exhibit-3.html http://www.mit.edu/activities/edgerton/main.html Lime:  Banana:  Tomato:  And the apple:  Last edited by Steven; 22-05-2004 at 11:08 AM.. |
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nice work.... what apps did you use on this animation??
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THANKYOU STEVEN
...for putting any of my research photographs on this thread....
hihi i used those pictures for the simulation as reference base... this was one of my first larger projects i performed in maya. and the clou is: in slow motion you learn how to animate realistic dynamic motion. because slow motion makes reactions visible, that are usualli overseen in realtime... hihi this way i would recommend everybody who wanna be a good animator. @rodrigo: i used Maya for the scene and realflow for the fruit marrow supported by maya particles to make the blast like the pictures posted by steven. rendering was made in maya raytracer
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