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23-12-2004, 04:12 PM
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Parray (Fire material) "3Ds"
Hey folks,
I just have been assigned to my very first project. It's for a friend of mine. He wants an intro with his company name to put in front of his video productions. I want to let some letters burn. So i setup the parray and wind and make a material. The material does not satisfie me i think. This is what i got. as defuse slot -> gradient, circular, fractical, Red->orange->yellow. as opacity slot-> a mask with 2 circular, fractical gradients in it. with 1 black->gray->white and one black->white->black. Anyway does anyone know a better material setup? Is my wind/turbulance to strong? i got 0,5 strength. This is what i got http://home.quicknet.nl/qn/prive/gouwm/burning.rar I was also looking for a site i found a couple of months ago but lost my favorites  , It was a site with pretty good detailed difuse, spec and bump maps of the planets in the solar system. I need a couple of planets to make the scene a bit more interesting.Anyway tell me what you think and what i might need to do to make my flame more real. BTW i never realy worked with emmiters or parray so don't blow me with those profesional words  Thnx anyway
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24-12-2004, 06:52 AM
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you may like to check into this pluggy http://www.digimation.com/software/a...product_id=290
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25-12-2004, 06:08 PM
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errrrr....
I am not gonna pay for that..... i got this now without paying. testfire.avi just want it improved. I made a collision mesh to form the particles the right way. Is there a spacewarp to pull them more together when they get higher? Cause if i animate the sphere the particles are pressed to the walls in that collision mesh. thnx
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27-12-2004, 01:30 PM
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the flames look like fire color bubbles...
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27-12-2004, 04:12 PM
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Ow yeah.... do they???? How weird....
Like i said i wanna improve it.... if you give me crits tell me also how i can get rid of that bubly shape. Caus i can do nothing with your answere. Anyway i hope someone knows how to make it and wanna explain some. Caus this is taking pretty long now greets
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You can...
You can add some blur to the effect, select your Parray system, right click and then go to properties...
In motion blur (down/right) select objet, change the value to 2.0 (it may change, depend on your scale) and make sure it's enabled... Then render, it may take a litle more time, but can fix your problem a little... I'm learning how to do fire effects... but mine are not very high... they look a litle irreal I think... Hope it helps you and if you learn how to do your effect better, please tell me ^ ^. I wan't to show you one of my renders... but I've no permission ¬ ¬. |
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