Adding drops to an object, making an object wet, or immersing it in some liquid is sometimes a difficult task, especially if the object was originally dry and in a dry environment, photographed or modeled.
To add drips, streaks, or create dripping animations, it is very convenient to use Chaos Phoenix FD for 3ds Max and the Tyflow plugin developed for 3ds max.
DROPS, WATER, SPLASHES, AND WET OBJECTS
First, a few examples of using the plugin to solve different tasks:
matt painting, automotive industry, key visual.
matt painting, automotive industry, key visual.
Done using Autodesk 3dsMax, V-ray, Phoenix FD, and Tyflow plugin, as well as Adobe Photoshop.
I used Juxtaposejs slider to demonstrate before/after changes.
MAKING OF
FINISHED IMAGES
ANIMATION
First steps in animation. Please do not judge too harshly )
Done using Autodesk 3dsMax, V-ray and Tyflow plugin, as well as Adobe Photoshop.
Done using Autodesk 3dsMax, V-ray and Tyflow plugin, as well as Adobe Photoshop.
Thank you very much for your attention and like! :)
