I knew it :/ .....
the problem is that I render on an HD screen so I can clearly see it but most of ppl doesnt have a superbright HD screen like mine xP
Pretty nice, you should make the particles bigger though (blob map instead of point particles (not sure if it's different in 3ds Max)) so they 'blend' more. Also, at :19 there's a bunch of gray fall-off particles that make it look strange. _________________
its way different
I'm using krakatoa that lets me handle millions of particles, with a simple render engine the machine will explode.
actually this was a test animation with under 500 000 particles
final animation (( which I'll make later )) will have over 2 million particles
(( and it will be easier for ppl with common screens to see ))
whats a common screen?
my laptop haves an HD screen which makes the contrast much more detailed and its brighter so in the video I just posted I can see every single dot from the particles in Hi detail.
on common screens ((non HD )) you will barely see the particles and maybe a little blury.
its way different
I'm using krakatoa that lets me handle millions of particles, with a simple render engine the machine will explode.
actually this was a test animation with under 500 000 particles
final animation (( which I'll make later )) will have over 2 million particles
(( and it will be easier for ppl with common screens to see ))
whats a common screen?
my laptop haves an HD screen which makes the contrast much more detailed and its brighter so in the video I just posted I can see every single dot from the particles in Hi detail.
on common screens ((non HD )) you will barely see the particles and maybe a little blury.
oh well then my screen is crap i cant see a thing, is there anyway to improve the light in ur project? _________________
its way different
I'm using krakatoa that lets me handle millions of particles, with a simple render engine the machine will explode.
actually this was a test animation with under 500 000 particles
final animation (( which I'll make later )) will have over 2 million particles
(( and it will be easier for ppl with common screens to see ))
whats a common screen?
my laptop haves an HD screen which makes the contrast much more detailed and its brighter so in the video I just posted I can see every single dot from the particles in Hi detail.
on common screens ((non HD )) you will barely see the particles and maybe a little blury.
oh well then my screen is crap i cant see a thing, is there anyway to improve the light in ur project?
I'm going to, just wait until tomorrow or maybe later
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