- This topic has 4 replies, 3 voices, and was last updated 17 years, 8 months ago by .
-
Posts
-
Has anyone got a solution to create flowing blood cells with particles, and possibly using a logo to move like them and amongst them ? ..I was doing some tests on combustion…. but its just isnt the same they look too flat, I’ve got bags under my eyes, trying to manipulate them in the way I imagine them to be…. so I’m going to take abreak and then attempt it on flame,… any advice would be appreciated and would help my eyesight…. thanks. 😯 😯 😯
not at the box right now, but with flame…
you might try adding a path manipulator and then adding a function manipulator with the turbulence3 function as explained here on fxguide by mike i think. this will add chaos to the particle movement, ahh! interparticle collision. some spin would also be nice.
you might also animate the camera path by making a duplicate of your manipulator path.
as for shading the blood cells, you might try danny yoon’s x-ray shader found here
sounds like a nice pet project, i might take a go at it myself. but i wish you all the luck.
sinan vural
interparticle collision ?????
that cant be done in FFI, right ??naah, just an option recently discussed in flame-news along with multiple particle generators and z-buffering, multiple textures per particle gen, volume manipulators and use of any 3D object for bouncer.
wish they were here…
sinan
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.