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WoutTgh
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Hello,

to promote Storm I made this animation:



Storm is in an Early Access stage and customers will get free updates until version 1.0.

Feel free to share :D

Here's a link to the Storm Forum: https://effectivetds.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=113
and the buy page: https://effectivetds.com/resources/fx-tools/storm/

Happy simming!

Wout
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EclipseCGI
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Hi,
can you give a brief overview of your workflow please?
I am currently considering using Storm for a snow sim with Octane Render in Cinema 4D for an upcoming TV commercial.

Thankyou!
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WoutTgh
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Hiii,

sure. For this project I exported to .bin from Storm. In Lightwave I imported the .bin sequence and used the Instancer to add the spheres to the point/particles from Storm.

I don't really use CInema 4D but I did a quick test with it and imported two .abc files from Storm. One with meshed particles and one with just the particles . In both cases a single .abc file containing all the frames. So all good :)


Wout

PS: Sorry for the late reply I only got the notification just now :)
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