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Check the archives from last year when those ads came out. There was tons of discussions on it.
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Well, then stick to Particular. The plug-in can clearly do it well, ppl use it all the time. Did you play with the speed and air turbulence?
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Well, then stick to Particular. The plug-in can clearly do it well, ppl use it all the time. Did you play with the speed and air turbulence?
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Make the speed extremely small and go to the air settings and add some turbulence.
Also I know a lot of people do it practical. Set up a piece of Black card or cloth in a sunbeam. You will see really high contrast dust in the air. Shoot this with a camera and Screen transfer it in to your footage.
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Make the speed extremely small and go to the air settings and add some turbulence.
Also I know a lot of people do it practical. Set up a piece of Black card or cloth in a sunbeam. You will see really high contrast dust in the air. Shoot this with a camera and Screen transfer it in to your footage.
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Probably, I remember when he was learning the process. Here is one of the threads. Maybe you can learn the same:
https://forums.creativecow.net/cgi-bin/new_read_post.cgi?forumid=61&postid=297351&archive=T
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On each layer there is a little box with a diagonal line. Is it rough and steppy or a smooth line?
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I’m sure the article mentions this, but download the free trial versions of them both and get a feel. I started in Maya, then after 3 years switched to C4D. Unless you find you will be doing a LOT of character animation or MEL scripting, I think you’ll find C4D much friendlier at doing ‘everyday 3D’.
If you do go with C4D. Download the free ‘Citygen’ plug-in that auto creates cities.
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