Hi there,
for example:
if i have the Cloud-Kit (http://www.thinkparticle.com/product/th ... cloud-kit/), how i load a .vdb-File and how make it visible..?
Thank You!
insert a .vdb file inside Octane 3/C4D and make visible..?
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Just load it via the Volume fog object.
Then play with import unit, medium density, and reduce the volume step length in the kernel settings.
Then play with import unit, medium density, and reduce the volume step length in the kernel settings.
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mmmh... so success...
is the kind of kernel important..?
is the kind of kernel important..?
Yambo wrote:Just load it via the Volume fog object.
Then play with import unit, medium density, and reduce the volume step length in the kernel settings.
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thanks... ich will try it again... 

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I have downloaded the latest Beta version and do not see an option to adjust "Volume Step Length"...Yambo wrote:Just load it via the Volume fog object.
Then play with import unit, medium density, and reduce the volume step length in the kernel settings.
Has this feature been renamed or moved?
Thanks in advance.
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yes, I had to put unity in hectometer to see something...
but after few ajustments, it's very nice
but after few ajustments, it's very nice
