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Special Effects

This section covers a range of effects: liquid flowing through pipes, lens effects for a camera

image, even tumbling down a set of stairs! You will learn how to use particle systems, add

lens effects, as well as create many simulations using the reactor toolset.

Features Covered in This Section

■ Creating particle systems.

■ Using different lens effects.

■ Creating rigid body collections.

■ Creating simulations with reactor.

■ Setting physical properties for objects in simulation.

■ Using Hinge and Rag Doll constraints.

Working with Particle Flow

This section contains tutorials that step you through the basics of how to use

the Particle Flow particle system in 3ds Max.

For more tutorials on creating special effects with Particle Flow such as water

splashing, mist blowing, the explosive impact of an asteroid into a planet surface,

guided missiles trailing smoke and blowing up targets, and more, download the

3ds Max tutorials from this page .

Features Covered in This Section

■ Introduction to Particle Flow and the powerful Particle View editor

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■ Changing particle shape and color based on test results

■ Using BlobMesh with a particle system to simulate viscous fluids

■ Using instanced geometry to create particles

Introductory Tutorial

The best way to understand Particle Flow is by using it. This tutorial will

acquaint you with some of the basic methods of working with Particle Flow.

Skill level: Beginner

Time to complete: 30 minutes

In this tutorial, you will learn how to:

■ Create a particle system

■ Set up an event that triggers particle activity

■ View particle flow animation

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Create the Particle Flow system:

Start 3ds Max or, from the Application menu, choose Reset.

On the Create panel > Geometry category, click the drop-down list and

choose Particle Systems.

On the Object Type rollout, click PF Source.

In the Perspective viewport, drag out a rectangle.

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