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Cool way of combining different sims. Is there a way to get a selection/vertex map where the tearing is happening? Would be cool to be able to either generate particles from where the teariing is happening, or perhaps shade it in a specific way.
0:26- Are we missing a couple…….. or a lot of videos in this playlist??? Because I’m watching them “in order starting with the 1st one” and I am now at number 3 video! And I’m pretty sure whatever technique you used to make this, we haven’t even covered yet! Actually the last video ended with us still having a ball on the screen!!!
After graduating from Full Sail University, with a 3.7 GPA in 2015, I was ecstatic! Why? I’d attended universities for over two decades following retrograde and anterograde amnesia while attending law school. A genius level high school student, everything was set back to a three-year-old level to start again. I’m a creative! I used to draw and paint a lot, and now do all kinds of art. Although I’m not exactly a savant, I’m a quick learner with a late start and cannot wait to dig my heels into this program. ❤
This a great tutorial for me! thx u. upd: only after rendering, the glass balls remain in place, and all other elements are attracted to the. I don't know how to solve this problem.
Haha! Calling an M1 Mac a 'Very old Apple-TV' 😆 But why did you switch? I noticed you started out on a beefy PC with Nvidia card and suddenly switched to the Mac. The PC seemed to run a lot smoother...
I'm trying to create something similar to the process used for the Maxon logo, but am getting a bit lost when adding the various conditions and modifiers. I was wondering if anyone knows of any videos that break this process down in a bit more detail, please?
