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1. 3DS MAX Animation Creating Particle Fire using Max particles Tutorial 3dflashworld.com
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2. Making Fire (For Beginners) - 3ds max 4 Tutorial - designertoday.com | ||
3. Wormhole effect in 3D Studio Max - Creating wormhole effect with fire effect futurion3d.bravehost.com
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4. 3ds Max Resources | Tutorials | Animated fire - Tutorials for beginners 3dsmaxresources.com | ||
5. Creating fire in a Particles Editor free3dtutorials.com
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6. Fire escape free3dtutorials.com
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7. Realistic Fire phoenixbit.com | ||
8. Spoono - 3D Studio Max Tutorials - Fire Animation spoono.com
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9. 3d tutorial of Fire effects by Prakasam.K the3dstudio.com | ||
10. Creating An Animated Camp Fire | 3D Tutorials webdesign.orgI was wondering how to make an animated camp fire the other day, so I had a play around and figured it out and I saved off pics as I went along and wrote this, I hope you find it useful! The image above shows the kinda thing you can create and animate quite easily in Cinema 4D! | ||
11. Water, Fire and Smoke Effects Using Particles and Opacity Maps | 3D Tutorials webdesign.orgLast is the smoke example. It's very similar to the waterfall, except there's a lot less particles, the spin is much slower, and the particles are moving more slowly (since smoke tends to rise more gradually). You could also try playing with more wind modifiers to create some rather interesting swirling smoke effects. As far as the material goes, the noise size is slightly smaller, The colors of the opacity map are much softer so the smoke is more transparent, and I also tinted the color slightly blue to add some variety. |
CREATING FIRE IN A PARTICLES EDITOR
The first step in all of my paintings, whether it is a character or an environment, is to lay down the basic shapes. These shapes become the building blocks of the illustration, and without them it is easier for your illustration to fail.
The Spin Axis Controls should be given to one axis - the one that allows the material face to spin towards the camera, or renderable view. At this point, you may want to activate the Material Editor and drag your fire material onto the PArray emitter icon.