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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Mumbai
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Name: darshit joshi |
I have to do interior animation in vray. And I want to show water flowing on glass.
Should I put video map on object..?? |
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Sarasota, FL
Age: 36
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Name: Brian Smith |
particles are best but heavy to render. a map will work fine in most cases...such as in this short clip
www.3dats.com/downloads/waterfall.mov |
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Join Date: May 2002
Location: MA
Age: 36
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Name: Nils Norgren |
A technique that I have used successfully is to make a particle system, (pflow) that has the properties I want in a water wall, in an empty scene. Make the particles small spheres, put a simple light rig shining on the particles. Then I render out the particle system from a camera looking directly at the wall. I then bring the sequence into After effects and blur the sequence and re-render it out as a sequence to be texture mapped onto a water plane, with the reflections and IOR to make water.
Just a thought, -Nils |
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