Particle System and Hai and Fur in 3D Studio Max Problem

uhofmann · July 4th, 2008

Hi Folks,

I did encounter a problem which in dont know to solve.
I made a Plane with Hai and Fur for a Grass area and on the borders
a Particle system area with small stones.
As long I have the Particle system visible the system dont renders the
Hair and fur ....

I use 3ds max design and the inbuild Mental-Ray Renderer, does somebodx know how to solve???

I did it know with doing two randerings and montage it then in Photoshop, but this it seems not the real solution.

Thanks for helping

Ky Lane · July 4th, 2008

Have you set the hair rendering to "mr prim" ? Check under the Effects tab on the Environment rollout.

uhofmann · July 4th, 2008

Thanks for the Hint, I tried it but it dont works, it renders only the pre-stage of the plane but the rendering of the final hair and fur dont happens, only if i switch the particle systems to invisible. Stupid, ne?

uhofmann · July 4th, 2008

Hurray,

now it works, i had a mr shader in the Hair and Fur Material Properties Rolldown activated.
Without this and with your advice it works now. Interesting that
i see the real fur stuff already in the rendering stage.

Greetz
Uwe

Ky Lane · July 4th, 2008

Oh! Well, post up some work!

uhofmann · July 4th, 2008

Here we go,

this is now only with draft fg and without indirect illu.

Cheers

Ky Lane · July 4th, 2008

wow... thats green... like.... green... green....

July 4th, 2008	#1 (permalink)
uhofmann Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Utrecht Posts: 41 Name: Uwe Hofmann	Particle System and Hai and Fur in 3D Studio Max Problem Hi Folks, I did encounter a problem which in dont know to solve. I made a Plane with Hai and Fur for a Grass area and on the borders a Particle system area with small stones. As long I have the Particle system visible the system dont renders the Hair and fur .... I use 3ds max design and the inbuild Mental-Ray Renderer, does somebodx know how to solve??? I did it know with doing two randerings and montage it then in Photoshop, but this it seems not the real solution. Thanks for helping __________________ Reality is not what you see, reality is what you Want to see. http://www.make3d.eu

July 4th, 2008	#2 (permalink)
Ky Lane Veteran Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Brisbane, Australia Age: 31 Posts: 924 Name: Ky Lane	Re: Particle System and Hai and Fur in 3D Studio Max Problem Have you set the hair rendering to "mr prim" ? Check under the Effects tab on the Environment rollout.

July 4th, 2008	#3 (permalink)
uhofmann Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Utrecht Posts: 41 Name: Uwe Hofmann	Re: Particle System and Hai and Fur in 3D Studio Max Problem Thanks for the Hint, I tried it but it dont works, it renders only the pre-stage of the plane but the rendering of the final hair and fur dont happens, only if i switch the particle systems to invisible. Stupid, ne? __________________ Reality is not what you see, reality is what you Want to see. http://www.make3d.eu

July 4th, 2008	#4 (permalink)
uhofmann Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Utrecht Posts: 41 Name: Uwe Hofmann	Re: Particle System and Hai and Fur in 3D Studio Max Problem Hurray, now it works, i had a mr shader in the Hair and Fur Material Properties Rolldown activated. Without this and with your advice it works now. Interesting that i see the real fur stuff already in the rendering stage. Greetz Uwe __________________ Reality is not what you see, reality is what you Want to see. http://www.make3d.eu

July 4th, 2008	#5 (permalink)
Ky Lane Veteran Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Brisbane, Australia Age: 31 Posts: 924 Name: Ky Lane	Re: Particle System and Hai and Fur in 3D Studio Max Problem Oh! Well, post up some work!

July 4th, 2008	#7 (permalink)
Ky Lane Veteran Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Brisbane, Australia Age: 31 Posts: 924 Name: Ky Lane	Re: Particle System and Hai and Fur in 3D Studio Max Problem wow... thats green... like.... green... green....

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