First Try At Krakatoa

Hey everyone. Sorry that I haven't put up any videos lately, but I recently got an HD camera, and Sister VS Sister 4 is on the way. In the mean time, take a look at my first try with Krakatoa and 3DS Max's Particle Flow, delivered to you in GLORIOUS Full High Definition. The glow was added in Adobe After Effects CS4.
I hope you like it!
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Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Particle
• Flow
• Awesomeness
• 3d
• max
• 2011
• 2010
• may
• autodesk
• prime
• focus
• frantic
• films
• krakatoa
• animation
• simulation
• particle
• flow
• particles
• pflow
• thinking
• mental
• ray
• vray
• adobe
• after
• effects

[tjiraaaa]

what version of max did you use?

[anim8ordude]

@tjiraaaa 2011.

[glaisser]

great work .......where i can find tutorials for Krakatoa because all i found was very advanced few tutorials ...so plz any ideas to help me ????

[anim8ordude]

@glaisser Check out the youtuber matthiasmvideos, he has a link to a tutorial page on his channel. He's also awesome with Krakatoa.

[2wenty4frames]

how long does something like this take to render?

[anim8ordude]

@2wenty4frames Krakatoa is very efficient. This only took about an hour to render.

[Patryk737]

at first point looks like blue portal :D

[xcrabz]

hey nice vid pretty neat work there, but i'm confused is it Frantic Films Krakatoa used with 3d max?

[anim8ordude]

@audayhussain2 I used 3dsmax's inbuilt particle system, as well as a plugin called Krakatoa. I used After Effects for the glow. You can get all of them at cgpersia.

[audayhussain2]

very nice can you do this by 3dmax?