Light an object on fire using Chaos Phoenix in 3ds Max

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In this video we go over how to gradually light an object on fire using fuel. How to cover an object with fuel using either pFlow or tyFlow and what are the advantages of each.
We use the V-Ray Distance texture to modulate the fire opacity based on a distance to a certain object and the Phoenix Grid texture reading the Speed channel to get the fastest part of the fire.
You can download the scene file for 3ds Max 2019 from here - bit.ly/3EDEcE7
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30 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 16

@nichamilton_vid Год назад

good tut thank you chaos

@F10F11hm Год назад

Brilliant. Detailed, elaborate. Thank you for all your tutorial work, Georgi!

@GeorgiZhekov Год назад

Cheers! We have a few more coming!

@StudioGraficoRotatori 6 месяцев назад

Thanks❤

@saschi8x4 Год назад

Superduper😊 Thx a lot❤

@farzinkhandan8502 10 месяцев назад

So cool. Amazing tutorial. Great artist .big fan .thank you so much

@GeorgiZhekov 10 месяцев назад

Cheers!

@disl4007 Год назад

Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful tip!

@GeorgiZhekov Год назад

Cheers!

@mariohyeah 10 месяцев назад

very useful, thanks! everyone here is enjoying the fire being simulated and render too? :) edit. I thought because the title that you will (fake?) light the object based on the fire, using some vraydistance and grid channel trick!!

@GeorgiZhekov 10 месяцев назад

ah, while this is a nice idea - it will be slower to render this way :) The Phoenix fire lights are doing great job in most cases.

@ruudygh Год назад

please make a video teach us how to do liquid really sticking. Like a rain drop sticking at the lowest tip of a leaf, without falling down. (no viscosity)

@GeorgiZhekov Год назад

ah, that's a tricky one - maybe you can use a Particle Tuner that lowers the velocity of the liquid based on a distance to a certain object (the leaf). Thanks for the idea!