Realflow and Fume FX Flame

I created this flame by first simulating a gas in Realflow, then importing the created particles from that simulation into 3dsmax, from where then I created a FumeFX grid for those particles. ( I used a particle source in FumeFX )

So this is the result of combining both Realflow and FumeFX simulations.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Realflow
• FumeFX
• Fume
• Fire
• Flame
• Simulation

[jeystonemusic]

can you plug realflow particles straight into Fume FX?

[koolJ]

@jeystonemusic

That's what I did in this case. I simulated the particles in Realflow, then put them into max and used Fumefx for the flames, with the Realflow particles set as a Particle Src.

[realflow100]

what do you use just particles and attracters and stuff or up pointing gravity or what?tell me

[koolJ]

@realflow100 I simulated particles in realflow as gas, then just imported those particles into max and used them to be the fumefx fuel source.

[273adham]

the spacing value is too high make 0.9 it will take more time to simulate but the quality will be more better

[DragonRider65]

It might actually do better to use Krakatoa instead of Realflow; the reason is, RealFlow is a liquid simulator, you get better random reactions with Krakatoa particles. Great work though, might even be better than what I could do right now? LOL!

[realflow100]

@koolJ okey

[realflow100]

okey

[csengeri]

Looks like napalm

[540K]

awesome looks really good.