Hey, thanks for sharing this awesome tut. I have been following u for a while and I enjoy all the episode. I was wondering how to create the color boxes under the color slider. I thought it would be handy for a quick color pick. Many thanks.
Thank man, but the xparticles 2 isnt following the texture, really not sure what the issue is, i set it to object and i had to choose polygon surfaced, when i chose that is when the texture tag showed up but it is still emitting particles over the entire time frame and not just where the white part is
Thanks for this good explained tutorial :) i have a problem with the particles as they follow the flower during generation but they stay in place instead of following the object, like it leaves a trace of particles that stay in place. Could you have any idea of the reason?
the same problem here! I really wanted to do this animation so bad! don't know if I'm doing something wrong. also Have problems trying to run the Turbulence FD :(
Well, I see that you've used xparticles 3.5, only in this version you can save the cache in a folder (It's not possible in the demo). I downloaded previous versions and try to save the cache but there is no option :(
Huge thanks for this tutorial, man! Could you tell, why you switched from GPU to slower CPU when started Up-res simulation? Is that because for high res sims 4gb VRAM is not enough or something else? Just want to decide if I need to update my 2 gb GTX770 to 980Ti. Because if even 4gb vram is not enough for hires simulations, maybe I should spend more money for faster CPU. Thanks again!
+Иван Тифанов Hi, thanks for the comment. Yes, I switched to CPU because Up-resed simulations very easily exceed 4GB. In this specific case I think it wouldn't have been necessary as the simulation was quite lowres anyways. Regarding your decision of spending money on another GPU or CPU, it depends on what you wanna do. I guess your 2GB of VRAM are filled very quickly by a TFD simulation, escpecially if you only have one GPU in your machine, as the OS also needs some amount of VRAM to run the monitors. I would definitely recomment getting a bigger card instead of a faster CPU as the speed you're getting from running simulations on your GPU is so much higher than doing it on the fastest CPU. And if you're satisfied with your simulation you can still Upres it over night if you need that...
