| Previously I’ve mentioned saving pflow presets which has been a real time saver, but what if you want to delve into building an fx pipeline where you literally put in the controls, the object you want to have your FX applied to etc. all in your own custom interface? This is something that I any many others have been doing for years, building blackboxes for FX.
This video we don’t go too deep into the whole process, however rest assured there will be some more videos coming that do. In this video we more just cover the first few steps of building an interface and choosing a custom object to apply your effects to. As well as building a preset file which we can read into our scene and then modify through our script. This is the first steps in the process, but I’m sure many of you will watch this video and then take this concept and build way further beyond the intended steps using this approach. I can’t wait to see what you guys come up with! More to come soon on this subject, as well as a few big announcements coming next month so stay posted! |
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Posted on December 3rd, 2009
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3:42 am
Thanks for taking the time to put this together Allan. I appreciate the effort that has gone into your tutorials. Looking forward to doing some more 3D work – your training vids look like great resources.
4:50 am
Thanks, this one is very useful, can’t wait to see next video on this subject.
10:38 am
HI sir..I like your all tutorial…Thank you very much…You are my idol..
3:20 pm
Thanks guys I appreciate the kind words, and it’s great to hear you’re finding this material useful! If you have any ideas on subjects you would like to see, feel free to shoot me an email!
7:09 am
Hi Mr. MCKay,
Great examples,
Is there a place where i can download this max files free/paid?
thanks and keep doing all this SFX for entertaining peoples like me.