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John-Boyer — Thanks for 1000 views
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Published: 2011-06-30 00:53:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 2384; Favourites: 46; Downloads: 112
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Thanks for your support!I always wanted to do something with Realflow, but never seemed to get around to it. Well, here it is... my masterpiece!
BLUE GLOOP!
This makes a good wallpaper, by the way. Download size is 1920x1080...
Tools: 3DS Max 2011, Realflow 5, VRay 2.0, After Effects CS5, Optical Flares
Render time: 1 hour
Realflow render time: 3 hours (stopped halfway through!!!)
Feedback, anyone?
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Comments: 48
sir joeRob? can you have a tutorial for that 3d? thanks
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Sorry, mate, I don't have any of the original scene files. I've been thinking about doing a tutorial, so you could always +watch me for updates... but no tutorials on my current works.
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thanks dude, sure i'll watch your updates just be sure to inform me. thanks a lot dude
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Really cool.
Get more views using twitter...
I got 1500 views in just 3 weeks.
U should try it.
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Good idea... but I don't have twitter. D:
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If you decide to have it, let me know so I can help you out getting followers.
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it's a really good work) I like it)
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Great ideas! Even in rely
You are welcome...
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wow.. is real flow easy to learn?.. and it also has a rendertime?
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There are some really good tutorials on the Realflow website: [link]
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Yep, it's pretty easy. Everything sorta fits together well. I know next to nothing about it, and I made this, so imagine what could be done with it!
Well, Realflow sorta has a render time... it has to compute particles and mesh them. There are ways to get that process faster, but... I don't know how.
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Thanks, man! It helps to enjoy doing this stuff...
You, sir, have a great gallery.
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Nope. It's actually really simple. All you do is stick some fluid emitters in there, and add a mesh!
There are some really good tutorials on the Realflow website... check it out: [link]
You should try it!
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This is image is so great...I was wondering how did you create that fluid material?
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Well... I used the standard VRayMtl, which comes with the VRay renderer.
Then, I turned the refraction to white, along with the diffuse color and the reflection. Make the fog color blue, and the fog multiplier to .008, and you're done!
Wow. Reading over that, it's really complicated. But, it's easy when you do it.
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