Hey guys, i'm trying to create a swirly / curly type of atmosphere / environment fog. I thought mixing some rasterize particles with a curl noise volume would do the trick somewhat, but i'm not succeding in getting any results when mixing both volumes. Any wizz around who could take a pick at this hip for me please? Thanks a bunch in advance.

Quick note, I will render with Redshift3D, so any tricks involving volume displacements won't work…. sadly.

Cheers,

A.

Any feedback from then to know when volume texture displacement will work in Redshift? This is a major limitation…

Check on the Redshift3D forum, i think they are doing some interesting progress with Volumes. Just heard they are close to have DEEP compositing working with those soon.Not sure about displacement. But with DEEPs a lot more should be possible at Post, including altering look and shape in the 3D at post (?!).

About my post, i haven't found a solution to displace veolume-rasterized-particles , still can't figure out how to convert that to a volume i can displace in a VOP. But it works just fine with regular volumes. It's sure is slower as you need a lot more voxels to get curlnoise / aaflownoise details in the viewport. Doing it at render time sadly is still not an option with RS (Actually i did not ask Panos about it… i should).

Cheers,

A.