| Are you overlooking Particle Flow Presets? |
| Surely you’ve forgotten that Particle Flow in Max 2010 has a preset function, that allows for you to save and load particle presets. This feature has been around since Box Set 1, however it seems most people really overlook it.
This is in fact a really powerful feature, which of course is great for saving and loading preset systems, but also for saving pflow scripts, and constantly used set ups, even just some to make “rotation, spin, position, random_scale” on the fly. Here we just quickly jump in and point out the potential and usefulness of this great feature in 3D Studio Max 2010. |
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Posted on November 25th, 2009
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4:04 am
Respected Allan Mckay
I am student of MAAC and I learned much more things by ur tutorial of fx and this is really best for us your website gave us too much things which everybody do not know
Thanks a lot
Keep it up
10:07 am
i am a MAAC student thanks ur tutorial are very helpfull
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7:28 pm
cheers guys lots more to come!
4:16 am
I am student of MAAC ur tutorials r tooo good….
9:17 am
Can You make a small tutorial for using PFlow to create a growing plants? (like small flowers with leaves etc.) Im fighting with this one for over a week and all I got is this weird acting particles
7:49 pm
Thank you so much for the effort of making things like this. Had no idea that you could use the presets this way and it have saved my group a lot of time on an school project!
Kudos man!