Creating a collapsing Bridge with Particle Flow in 3ds max 9

[sagircarp]

no its not crap it just helped me with the technique i need to deliver a deadline. its just a tutorial not an actual job. u pick what u can from it and use ur head to do the rest. it has really opened the door for much greater dynamic stuff. thanks chen

[iankaufman80]

crap

[cindytg87]

horrible physics imo, looked really bad

[radgoncan]

You've got nice tutorials, appreciate the history lessons also.

The only thing is that could go trough a lill' faster :D

Lp, radgoncan

[rizlin2410]

hi there..is it possible to insert an image to 3d max without mapping the image to an object??

[hammerbchen]

only if you're applying a procedural textures to your model

[Spiderhund]

You can insert it as a background image

[reanthegreat]

@rizlin2410 or you ca drag it from the file and pply to background

[akiracon]

Your tutorials keep getting better and better! Awesome stuff, always a pleasure to watch your vids! Thanks Hammerbchen!

[hammerbchen]

Thank tou Akiracon! I hope one day I could become a 3DCG master!

[akiracon]

I think you are almost there.

[3DVinci]

You should also be able to insert images via Video Post (composite)

[matrixdude01]

nice tutorial, but that doesnt look pretty realistic.

[hammerbchen]

This tutorial focus on onverting fragmented object into Particle not modeling/textureing, you an make it better more real if you want.

[ToRReSMedia]

I love your tutorials! Keep them coming! :D

[hammerbchen]

U're welcome, don't foget to rate this video. If you need to download files/maxscripts used in this video you could go to my blog (CG Taiwaner) to download.

[montaramike]

AWESOME! And so timely, I can use this technique in my current project. Thanks again for all the great info!