Need to add some foam from the waves. and maybe some bits of ice floating.
and heres a little progress from one of the other clips, the grand splash. this is just version 1, there is another version currently baking in the oven
Humpback whale playing in the water
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This is a little clip from a personal project. A humpback whale is playing in the water recorded from a boat.
Need to add some foam from the waves. and maybe some bits of ice floating.
and heres a little progress from one of the other clips, the grand splash. this is just version 1, there is another version currently baking in the oven
Need to add some foam from the waves. and maybe some bits of ice floating.
and heres a little progress from one of the other clips, the grand splash. this is just version 1, there is another version currently baking in the oven
thanks!xxdanbrowne wrote:Just wow!
New video! added foam and some extra splash particles(not very visible due to vimeo only allowing 1 hd upload per week)
but anyways here it is, next step is meshing... then back to maya and octane!
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I'm not a realflow expert. Is there a way to get the animated mesh out of realflow and into maya without exporting it as an .obj sequence and then get it into octane as an alembic?
yes, when i export it later. I will get a series of .bin files. One per frame, then i use realflows own importtool in maya and each bin gets loaded on its own frame. Octane don't even notice, it thinks that it's a regular mesh. Just a new one each frame so no problems there ietherxxdanbrowne wrote:I'm not a realflow expert. Is there a way to get the animated mesh out of realflow and into maya without exporting it as an .obj sequence and then get it into octane as an alembic?
looks really kool !!
Yah, really cool!
I've wondered about RealFlow's .bin format and how to get meshes out of it. I got tired of RealFlow for that very reason because I could not export even one useable mesh frame out of it, because of the proprietary format. Not a universal format friendly program.
I've wondered about RealFlow's .bin format and how to get meshes out of it. I got tired of RealFlow for that very reason because I could not export even one useable mesh frame out of it, because of the proprietary format. Not a universal format friendly program.
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