Teapot Particle Dispersion - 3D Max Tutorial (Part 1)

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this is a tutorial that i made for 3D max, here you will go learn about how to use the PF Source, the Drag and wind force. i hope you like it
if you need some help please contact
joao_lourenco2005@hotmail.com

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[eitvis666]

everyone saw a true video at 0:50 ? cuz i saw just a black windows media player... :/

[joaoxlourenco]

Yes that's right, it happens an error ='/ I uploaded the video whitout fixing it

[NEO124001]

hello your tutorials is grt ...can you tell me in "the mummy" movie which kind of  software they use it to dissolve mummy in to sand

[joaoxlourenco]

They use "Thinking particles" from Cebas Software

[iwkya1]

Thanks for the tutorial. Can i offer a few tips. Try to explain why you are doing things and what certain tools do instead of just saying do them. Also, you do many things, then go back later and contradict yourself :). Just some constructive crit mate, no dis intended. Keep it up.

[joaoxlourenco]

Thanks I really appreciate your critic.. yes, it's very constructive :D. In my next tutorials i will try to apply that, actually you are very right, i should had explained better :/ And i apologize to everybody for that mistake. Indeed i hope this tutorial had had good results to someone

carefully

joao lourenço

[Jaeger2011]

Naoow leats preass DELAETEE. dear god...

[thenishanth420]

U look good and an equally good tutorial :)

[TopFiveReasons]

I can't see the particles when I've render it.. why?

[shadman1911]

Muito bom João! És de onde? trabalhas nisto?

[goranification]

thx!

[iwkya1]

You will find you can't please everyone, I tend to explain as much as i can in my tutorials, and if people say i am talking to much, they are not going to learn. Only half is about showing people what to do. Keep up the good work, i look forward to seeing your tutorials.