3ds max tutorial - Particle Rain in Pflow Part 1 of 2 -(Particle Setup)

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In this tutorial we will be looking at working of particle flow in 3ds max and making basic rain setup

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[BledsoeBluvd]

is there a way to have this rain paused like a matrix style bullet time style so its all paused mid fall and splash?

[nicks1008]

@BledsoeBluvd : you will need to use mesher for that.. and convert that into editable poly at any point you want

[massarde9591]

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That was good, worked perfect, and very easy understand. many tks

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[nicks1008]

@massarde9591 : thanks alot :)

[mkaleemk]

its a nice tutorial but rain is not displaying on my viewport and on rendering i can see the particles only which is on like a star shape thats it ...tell me someone what should i do

[nicks1008]

@mkaleemk : watch the part 2 of this tutorial .. so you will get to know how to render them.. ;)

[vaakgezien]

@mkaleemk hai, i had the same problem. i solved it to append a "shape instance" to my events in particle view.

there is a button where you can select geometry for your particles. I made a small raindrop out of a sphere.

[HarshadMhatre2010]

Hey Thanks

I help'd it More

[LuvlyVirus]

is there anyway i can just download the file??

[nicks1008]

@Oreo1000 : Its easy.. In your particle flow tree you have a Display Node. Click on it and on right hand side you get options for changing display type from ticks to lines and many more..