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How to create a Wet-Map in thinkingParticles

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Edwin Braun made this quick 9 mins tutorial that can be used by anyone on thinkingParticles, version 1 to latest 6, to create/ animate a 2D (UV) wet map simulation.

The tutorial uses a simple ‘box’, dummy object (particle emitter), 3dsMax camera and lights. If you’re new to ‘WetMaps’, they are basically animated TextMaps. So, what you need to start is/are a multi/sub-object material / Edit poly.

In this tutorial, the Wet Map will be created to animate the interior/inside of the box, and not outlying.

Edwin uses a 2D material ID that is ID #1 inside of box (so no overlapping UV as you can see. Unique, clean UV unwrap – achievable with your standard 3ds max functionality)

From the Max menu, Modifier list, select Unwrap UVW (flatten the object UV) ..

FX SCENE – THINKING PARTICLES – refer video, shows a particle emitter that is the spout of liquid shooting around the box interior and pooling on the box floor.

ORGANIZE SCENE Material ID #1 = Wet Map. Call up thinkingParticles / dynamic set – Properties button.

Select ObjtoParticle (store this in the Master System under Emitter group). Note: controls Flow Emitter such as alignment and scale parameters, and other aspect of simulation.

(NOTE: for this tutorial case example, Edwin uses Flow feature which is only available for tP 6, however, as the WetMap feature is a hidden gem from tP 1.0, you can use other particle emitter available to you to create with WetMap and not Flow Group).

– Add ‘Forces’ – gravity for fluid sim (Dynamic Setup)

_ Collision Map is used here as the WetMap generator

— From the max menu, go to ‘Create’, select Tools and CollisionMap as ‘group’ (fluids in this case, you can name yours as appropriate) for WetMap generator.

– Specify which object to collide with. Save as file type: .mov

– Parameter; tweak with Scan Depth and Size of texture map depending on what you want.

— TURN ON WetMap mode (decide if you want to create a ‘Fade In and/or Fade Out time). Note: low time values means a faster fade.

— ** Keep in mind that proper UV coordinates are very important (as this is 2D, there is no ‘W’ coordinates).

— WetMap does the magic for your simulation.

— Now playback the WetMap and you will see a nice, fade-out effects; clean particles, no overlaps as shown.

— Viewport playback rendering shows the nice results of fluid particles hitting the box interior and drying off / fade-out. Simple and quick to do with thinkingParticles WetMap feature, fully automatic.

— to remove fade-out, key in a higher value for Fade Out Fr. (under Wetmap mode).

NOTE: the WetMap for this tutorial is assigned to the Diffuse Channel. And you can manage the colors of the WetMap. Edwin has made it simple for illustration with two color in this simulation.

Remember to check out our Drop 6 videos on this Channel. Visit http://www.cebas.com/thinkingParticles

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cebas Visual Technology major flagship software for 3dsmax/3dMax includes 2017 major release finalRender trueHybrid (TM), thinkingParticles, finalToon and PSD-Manager.

thinkingParticles drives critical VFX (visual effects) scenes in major motion pictures, television series, games cinematic and commercial marketing projects. Upcoming film FX with thinkingParticles includes ScanlineVFX’s Geostorm, MEG, Justice League and recent release, Guardians of the Galaxy 2.

TV series visual effects, to name a few: EncorVFX DC Comics: Black Lightning, Flash, Luke Cage, Legends of Tomorrow. And some episodes of Game of Thrones, Shannara Chronicles, Constantine etc.

TP is used in major game titles including Ubisoft’s “For Honor”, “Assassin’s Creed”, “The Division”, “The Crew”…; Infinity Ward’s “Call of Duty”; Respawn’s “Titanfall”; Riot Games’ “League of Legends”; CD Projekt Red’s “The Witcher 2” movie intro; and many others.

≈ check in http://www.cebas.com for more info. Email [email protected]

Come join our big Cebas Community: Get inspired – check in with the creative community at cebas fb pages and scoop for ideas: facebook.com/cebasVT/ (thinkingParticles & VFX) facebook.com/rendersoftware (finalRender & PSD-Manager)

Visit the Videomappers at FB https://www.facebook.com/videomappers/

Groups: facebook.com/groups/thinkingparticles/ facebook.com/groups/finalToon/

Visualize your work at cebasVT Youtube channel youtube.com/user/cebasVT

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New Post has been published on https://viralwizard.newonline.help/2021/02/17/how-to-create-a-wet-map-in-thinkingparticles/

How to create a Wet-Map in thinkingParticles

Welcome to cebas official Vimeo channel. Please click Follow for ongoing, amazing V/FX tutorials, effects reels and Videos!

Edwin Braun made this quick 9 mins tutorial that can be used by anyone on thinkingParticles, version 1 to latest 6, to create/ animate a 2D (UV) wet map simulation.

The tutorial uses a simple ‘box’, dummy object (particle emitter), 3dsMax camera and lights. If you’re new to ‘WetMaps’, they are basically animated TextMaps. So, what you need to start is/are a multi/sub-object material / Edit poly.

In this tutorial, the Wet Map will be created to animate the interior/inside of the box, and not outlying.

Edwin uses a 2D material ID that is ID #1 inside of box (so no overlapping UV as you can see. Unique, clean UV unwrap – achievable with your standard 3ds max functionality)

From the Max menu, Modifier list, select Unwrap UVW (flatten the object UV) ..

FX SCENE – THINKING PARTICLES – refer video, shows a particle emitter that is the spout of liquid shooting around the box interior and pooling on the box floor.

ORGANIZE SCENE Material ID #1 = Wet Map. Call up thinkingParticles / dynamic set – Properties button.

Select ObjtoParticle (store this in the Master System under Emitter group). Note: controls Flow Emitter such as alignment and scale parameters, and other aspect of simulation.

(NOTE: for this tutorial case example, Edwin uses Flow feature which is only available for tP 6, however, as the WetMap feature is a hidden gem from tP 1.0, you can use other particle emitter available to you to create with WetMap and not Flow Group).

– Add ‘Forces’ – gravity for fluid sim (Dynamic Setup)

_ Collision Map is used here as the WetMap generator

— From the max menu, go to ‘Create’, select Tools and CollisionMap as ‘group’ (fluids in this case, you can name yours as appropriate) for WetMap generator.

– Specify which object to collide with. Save as file type: .mov

– Parameter; tweak with Scan Depth and Size of texture map depending on what you want.

— TURN ON WetMap mode (decide if you want to create a ‘Fade In and/or Fade Out time). Note: low time values means a faster fade.

— ** Keep in mind that proper UV coordinates are very important (as this is 2D, there is no ‘W’ coordinates).

— WetMap does the magic for your simulation.

— Now playback the WetMap and you will see a nice, fade-out effects; clean particles, no overlaps as shown.

— Viewport playback rendering shows the nice results of fluid particles hitting the box interior and drying off / fade-out. Simple and quick to do with thinkingParticles WetMap feature, fully automatic.

— to remove fade-out, key in a higher value for Fade Out Fr. (under Wetmap mode).

NOTE: the WetMap for this tutorial is assigned to the Diffuse Channel. And you can manage the colors of the WetMap. Edwin has made it simple for illustration with two color in this simulation.

Remember to check out our Drop 6 videos on this Channel. Visit http://www.cebas.com/thinkingParticles

====================================================== Remember to Subscribe and never miss a beat with cebas !

cebas Visual Technology major flagship software for 3dsmax/3dMax includes 2017 major release finalRender trueHybrid (TM), thinkingParticles, finalToon and PSD-Manager.

thinkingParticles drives critical VFX (visual effects) scenes in major motion pictures, television series, games cinematic and commercial marketing projects. Upcoming film FX with thinkingParticles includes ScanlineVFX’s Geostorm, MEG, Justice League and recent release, Guardians of the Galaxy 2.

TV series visual effects, to name a few: EncorVFX DC Comics: Black Lightning, Flash, Luke Cage, Legends of Tomorrow. And some episodes of Game of Thrones, Shannara Chronicles, Constantine etc.

TP is used in major game titles including Ubisoft’s “For Honor”, “Assassin’s Creed”, “The Division”, “The Crew”…; Infinity Ward’s “Call of Duty”; Respawn’s “Titanfall”; Riot Games’ “League of Legends”; CD Projekt Red’s “The Witcher 2” movie intro; and many others.

≈ check in http://www.cebas.com for more info. Email [email protected]

Come join our big Cebas Community: Get inspired – check in with the creative community at cebas fb pages and scoop for ideas: facebook.com/cebasVT/ (thinkingParticles & VFX) facebook.com/rendersoftware (finalRender & PSD-Manager)

Visit the Videomappers at FB https://www.facebook.com/videomappers/

Groups: facebook.com/groups/thinkingparticles/ facebook.com/groups/finalToon/

Visualize your work at cebasVT Youtube channel youtube.com/user/cebasVT

You can also find cebas on Google+, Twitter, CGSociety and LinkedIn.