July, 2015
Some inspiration for RealFlow
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I haven’t seen Age of Ultron yet (yeah I know…), but Zoic Studios in Vancouver worked on several of the VFX sequences for the film. While they used Maya as the host application, based on what I am reading in this article there really isn’t much you wouldn’t be able to do on some of these shots using LightWave with a bit of work and a fair amount of calculation horse power. http://www.realflow.com/product/production/casestudies/40/
Independence Day Sale
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Fourth of July Fireworks set up in LightWave3D
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Well, it’s nearly the Fourth of July, and here in the United States, that means fireworks displays. It’s been a long time since dwburman has put out a tutorial, but here are a couple of old and free tutorials that he made that fit with the season. Fireworks part 1 – Particle Emitter Setup And, while he didn’t label it as part 2, it pretty much covers what part 2 would have covered: the sparkling bits. Making Particles Sparkle in LightWave 3D YouTube hosts some really good examples of fireworks made by otherRead More