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-SpitFire
Moderator

3 years ago

I put together a short animation using Dreams Scape. I haven't messed around with it in a while but just wanted to share what I thought was really cool. This is the first time that I have experimented with Sea Foam. Check it out here... [Link to www.3dartconcepts.com] and click on "Animation Gallery". It will load automatically. Let me know what you think.

Time Spent: 20 min layout time, 2-1/2 hr render time.

Rick

[Link to www.3dartconcepts.com]
3rd Place: Indoor or Outdoor Pool Scene

-johnbeyer
Member

3 years ago

I like it! Nice sea animation. the animation of the teapot is nice aswell. The only thing i would say is that the sea foam [ the whitish stuff] appears to be in there just a tad to long. I live next to a river and I know how things look, the white really descends quite faster and spreads out more.

But, I just totally love the ambience of the video. Great waves! looks so real..

Nice job.

-SpitFire
Moderator

3 years ago

Thanks John

Rick

[Link to www.3dartconcepts.com]
3rd Place: Indoor or Outdoor Pool Scene

-cdballew
Moderator

3 years ago

Yeah, the splash/foam doesn't look exactly "right" but it still looks cool as hell. It sort of looks like paint bleeding into the water.
I'd like to see this on a loop without the title.
You could do all kinds of mesmerizing type stuff with that.

Chris

-SpitFire
Moderator

3 years ago

I need to add controls to my movies also. Thanks for the comments though. I wouldn't think that there is any way to attach a Pflow operator to the foam, as it is a setting from within DreamScape.

Rick

[Link to www.3dartconcepts.com]
3rd Place: Indoor or Outdoor Pool Scene

+Steve Martin
Moderator

3 years ago

Yeh, fair enough. Bugger.

[Link to www.3dprevis.com]
2nd Place: Absurd Plants Challenge

+Steve Martin
Moderator

3 years ago

I agree that the foam needs to be smaller, and maybe a bit bumpier. Would it be possible to use Pflow to emit from just the foam and make it look bubblier? Shouldn't take longer than a few days to do