Particle Playground created with 3ds Max 2010 for the Digital Arts and Entertainment 3D5 particles assignment.
"Particle Playground" made with 3ds Max (3D Particle Effects)
Tag - autodesk
Tuesday 10 November 2009
Particle Playground
By Kaetemi on Tuesday 10 November 2009, 02:00 - Video
"Particle Playground" made with 3ds Max (3D Particle Effects)
Wednesday 14 October 2009
Particle tests in 3ds Max
By Kaetemi on Wednesday 14 October 2009, 18:47 - Video
The first video are shiny particles made during Digital Arts and Entertainment 3D5 classes. Multiple renders from 3ds Max put together and made extra shiny in Fusion. F6 overlays are fault of Fusion 6 Learning Edition, and are totally overkill. Second video is a quick attempt at something that kind of looks a bit like fire, made while not paying attention during Digital Arts and Entertainment 3D5 classes. Render time about 7 minutes.
Camera Tracking Test
By Kaetemi on Wednesday 14 October 2009, 18:35 - Video
First test of camera tracking as part of a Digital Arts and Entertainment Video Production assignment. Tracking was done with Autodesk MatchMover. The box and cylinder wires are just for show and have no real use whatsoever except for testing stuff.
"Camera Tracking Test" tracked in MatchMover (3D Camera Tracking)
Autodesk Education Suite
By Kaetemi on Wednesday 14 October 2009, 15:13 - Life
Thanks Autodesk for providing a boxed version of the whole software range for an acceptable price. And thanks mom for paying.
Here's shiny pictures of the box:
