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# 1 06-01-2003 , 10:09 AM

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Check this out!!!!

Done by philip... he is the guy who is going to run the simplylightwave site.

You must see this

https://www.download.simplymaya.com/p.../Ocean_001.zip

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# 2 06-01-2003 , 10:16 AM

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# 3 06-01-2003 , 10:28 AM

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Works fine for me you probabley need the DiVX codec looks good as well user added image

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# 4 06-01-2003 , 11:43 AM

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Spent last hour picking up the peices of my jaw and super glueing them back in looks just like the perfect storm that guys AMAZING user added image

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# 5 06-01-2003 , 12:21 PM

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Looking good. Let's see if I can reach the same level of mood with Maya user added image

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# 6 06-01-2003 , 01:19 PM

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This work can be done in Naya 4.5 unilimited in a matter of minutes. A|W even has a sample on there website.

https://www.aliaswavefront.com/en/pro...ts/mov03.shtml

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# 7 06-01-2003 , 01:29 PM

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damm that's great but i like the lightwave 1 better for some reason

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# 8 06-01-2003 , 01:29 PM

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I know. But I want to try it without the fluid effects... user added image

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# 9 06-01-2003 , 01:41 PM

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Originally posted by roach105
This work can be done in Naya 4.5 unilimited in a matter of minutes. A|W even has a sample on there website.

https://www.aliaswavefront.com/en/pro...ts/mov03.shtml

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probably can but try in lightwave! no plugins no tricks... just sheer brillance

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# 10 06-01-2003 , 01:44 PM

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Good luck Kbrown. The lightwave ocean does look awesome.

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# 11 06-01-2003 , 01:57 PM

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looks brilliant. Reminds me of that scene from Attack of the Clones when they go to the cloning Planet.

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# 12 06-01-2003 , 02:06 PM

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Here is a quick image.......took longer to render than actually do it.

done in Maya 4.5 unlimited using fluids

I still think it is cool to do it the old fashion way.

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# 13 06-01-2003 , 02:32 PM

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that's one of the built in ocean examples, right?

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# 14 06-01-2003 , 02:44 PM

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Yeah, it is the built in ones. All you have to do is tweak the the attributes to get what you want. I know it kind of takes away from the whole creative thing but it's what you can do with it afterwards that is great.

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# 15 06-01-2003 , 02:52 PM

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But what if you want particles to be emitted where the foam is happening. That would be a little tricky because the fluid effects ocean surface is a displaced plane...

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