The Day 12 challenge is the Vellum Configure Grains.
Here is a scene file [media.sidefx.com] with some examples from the video.
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AM 12 Vellum Grains
Everyday I promise myself "Today I'm going to do something simple"
And end up tweaking details until late in the night.
... Today I might have done it!
Everyday I promise myself "Today I'm going to do something simple"
And end up tweaking details until late in the night.
... Today I might have done it!
Mardini vellum configure grain 12
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Day 12 - Vellum Configure Grains
Day 12 - Vellum Configure Grain
~ Incubate ~
Big thanks to Danial Ghods for his amazing Vellum Bubbly Torus tutorial on this one, go check it out. Vellum Grains and Fluids within Vellum balloons is so cool!
~ Incubate ~
Big thanks to Danial Ghods for his amazing Vellum Bubbly Torus tutorial on this one, go check it out. Vellum Grains and Fluids within Vellum balloons is so cool!
KAboom
Day 12
Mardini 2024
Day 12 | VFX | Vellum Configure Grains
Day 12 | VFX | Vellum Configure Grains
Day 12. Vellum Grain.
Day 12
Day 12 - Vellum Configure Grains SOP
Made with Greyscalegorilla+
Made with Greyscalegorilla+
Sand Castle
Day 12 Vellum Configure Grains
A bit late, but day 12!
Day 12 - Vellum Configure Grains
Talking with myself
I have two passions: 3d and make-up!
It's been quite a challenge to create such an advertising-style shot in just a few hours. I've spent a long time tweaking the vellum grains and solver parameters to get the simulation look corresponding to my art direction intention. The sim is then uprez and combo-ed with vellum brush (following what I learned yesterday). I could not get the pscale randomizations to register in Solaris and Karma as I do in Redshift so I need to further investigate.
It's been also an opportunity to play with vellum hair and their procedural creation - again everything is procedural including the modeling, driven by a specific art direction.
I will probably continue this shot as soon as I have more time, adding more elements and render an animation.
It's been quite a challenge to create such an advertising-style shot in just a few hours. I've spent a long time tweaking the vellum grains and solver parameters to get the simulation look corresponding to my art direction intention. The sim is then uprez and combo-ed with vellum brush (following what I learned yesterday). I could not get the pscale randomizations to register in Solaris and Karma as I do in Redshift so I need to further investigate.
It's been also an opportunity to play with vellum hair and their procedural creation - again everything is procedural including the modeling, driven by a specific art direction.
I will probably continue this shot as soon as I have more time, adding more elements and render an animation.