Rain particles test in 3ds max

[MrCloudcreed]

WTF is internet with teapot ?

[InsertComicalName]

Wait a sec.... isn't that one of the help files from 3ds max? or did you make it.... :P

[MrMonkeyInk]

Beautiful.

[50LightSabersInAPack]

this is cool, it makes it feel like it is actually raining :P

[GeneralAnimator]

thats very nice man, looks realistic when they hit the ground.. how did you manage to do that effect at the ground when they hit?

[hinoyele]

Me too want a tutorial. Very good job :)

[strawberryFUSION]

CUTE!

but that big kettle scared me hhaha

it's like alice in wonderland

[majidalaydeross]

pretty nice.. love the compositing

[desan476]

you got my point

[arslanz2]

that was really nice!

[flavitoandresito]

Excelente man!

[marvelvsanime]

Awesome!!

[artwel123]

wow that ace, I ve got a tutorial on the rain particle system but what i dont understand is how do you make it all visible? Do you have any pointers on how what texture I use to make water appear ?? thanks :D

[JonathanHoleton]

it might have to do with lighting, Im just guessing

[azynkron]

Now.. I could say RTFM since I hope you have paid for your copy? Hmm?

Anyway.. the IOR for water is close to 1.3. Use that value in a refractive material and you'll see it as water. Remember, water is also reflective and a falloff map works very well.

[matrixdude01]

like 3hrs maybe,i used pentium4

[ikkeennigij121]

could you post a tutorial please?

awsome work!

[eventfularse]

@ikkeennigij121 Tutorial:

1) Get 3ds Max

2) Open "rain" template file

3) Add custom backdrop

4) Render

[IDODESIGN4u]

rendertime?

[keep07]

is the water made in 3ds max 2 ??

[matrixdude01]

this was done with 3ds max

[cruckz]

again howd ya do this any post programs used ??

[bill0405]

Good job on this one. not many people make the teapot too appealing even though its a default shape hehe

[matrixdude01]

tnx i got more will upload it soon

[iGraq]

very nice work ! :)