effects animation

In this one I’m doing a handful of quick setups that use probabilities to introduce some variation in the way conditions are applied to big particle groups.

Scene files – here. They are Max2013 and TP5 – I know that’s not a very popular setup yet, but they are quite simple scenes anyway 🙂

That’s a useful technique I employ a lot – emission of particles from the leading edge of a moving object against the ground:

And the scene file, Max 2012 format, here.

Enjoy!

Sorry for keeping you guys waiting for so long, but here it is!

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A rendering of the project at the end:

Any questions you have – ready to answer here, in the CGTalk thread or anywhere else I appear 🙂

Thanks guys, and special thanks to Geri for keeping up with me all the evenings and weekends 🙂

Short and sweet tut in the morning – tornado!

And you can get the scene file here.

Another short tut, tricks from the battlefield 🙂 This one shows a simple and effective way to introduce meaningful variation invalues, when you have a lot of particles. Blackboxes can be downloaded here. Cheers!

P.S.: Dedicated to Mr. Mohsen ‘It’s eeeeeeeverywheeeeeere the saaaaaaaame’ Mousavi 😀