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radiant
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G'day guys,

Here is a very dirty and quick test i made with instances. [made in about 30 min]
Put together in blender, mostly using the placement node.
I will be putting a tutorial on the placement and geometry group node soon.

Rendered in path for 15 minutes, PS for post po [background is composited in]

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I am sure that Lionel will beat me to it but I am working on a blender particle system exporter script. Depending whether or not Lionel does beat me I might even go as far as incorporating it into his exporter script. Sadly I know nothing about python and I know nothing about the Blender API so it might not be a very fast process. At the weekend I did get as far as converting all of the objects in your current blender project into transformation matrices. It all worked rather well.
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Meaning you can export a csv file ?????? :o
If so please send me the script, if thats ok with you
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From the tutorial :)
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Pretty nice, looking forward to this.
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