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Carm3D

06-16-2003, 10:32 AM

Greetings!

This could also be titled "No Solicitors."

I actually made this project because I've never tried the whole "using HyperVoxels to make fluid-like effects" thing before. You know, that old chestnut. After rendering around the clock for several weeks, I think I've got it out of my system now. :rolleyes:

Here is the 1.5 MB MPEG-4 Animation at 320x240 (http://www.Carm3D.net/media/Shanty.MP4)

You'll need Quicktime v6.x or the RealOne player to play this. Right-Click and do the "Save Target As..." thing if you need to. Or you can view it from my website (http://www.Carm3D.net) where it has proper Quicktime embedding so it'll play nicely. (architecture gallery)

And Here is the 5 MB MPEG-2 Animation at 720x480 (http://www.Carm3D.net/media/Shanty.MPG)

This one is recommended if you have the ability to play MPEG-2 [DVD] video on your television.

Here are a few images of what the animation looks like:

http://www.Carm3D.net/media/Shanty_Images.JPG

Be happy! :bounce:

P.S. Thank you to all the nice people who gave me tips on getting Lightwave's particle collisions to work correctly. This animation wouldn't have happened if it weren't for you guys! (well you and a zillion hours of rendering!)

Icarus

06-16-2003, 10:51 AM

Amazing, vry fluid like, :applause:

like too see that in a wider view, but once the liquid hits the ground, it seems to stay in a narrow area, and othres have a wide spread,

either way
keep up the good work

TyR

Rmac36

06-16-2003, 12:15 PM

Wow I bet it did take a while to render! Looks cool. What Software did you use?:bounce:

Carm3D

06-16-2003, 09:03 PM

> Wow I bet it did take a while to render! Looks cool.

Thank you. I rendered it at 720x480 with motion blur on. That's why it took so long.

> What Software did you use?

Lightwave, with Sasquatch and G2.

Carm3D

06-16-2003, 11:16 PM

Hey animation fans! I've just uploaded the full-sized animation. If you have hardware (DVC-2, Snazzy IV, DVD player with CD-ROM feature, etc) that lets you play MPEG-2 streams out to your TV, I highly recommend going that route. It looks beautiful on video. :cool:

Enjoy! :bounce:

(link is in the first message of this thread)

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