04-03-2009, 11:32 AM
Hi all,
I've been tasked with quite a job - creating a photorealisic ocean and ship wake for an aircraft carrier
hock: . My question is; can this be achieved with Dreamscape?
I've seen Steve Greens videos in the gallery section (nice work if you're reading this :wink: ), so I know the realistic look and foam parts can be achieved, but what about the dynamics and ship wake itself? Every demo I've seen uses a small boat to generate the resulting wake and dynamics. I've never seen it working with anything big (unless it's a Hollywood VFX house using proprietary tools). Would I be asking too much of Dreamscape if I wanted to achieve a shot like this:http://www.swapmeetdave.com/United/Salute/Carrier.jpg? :?
Sorry to have to ask these questions, but there doesn't seem to be a demo version of Dreamscape available. I can't find one on the Afterworks site and Turbosquid's latest evaluation version seems to be for 3DS Max 6!
All the best,
Andy
I've been tasked with quite a job - creating a photorealisic ocean and ship wake for an aircraft carrier
hock: . My question is; can this be achieved with Dreamscape?I've seen Steve Greens videos in the gallery section (nice work if you're reading this :wink: ), so I know the realistic look and foam parts can be achieved, but what about the dynamics and ship wake itself? Every demo I've seen uses a small boat to generate the resulting wake and dynamics. I've never seen it working with anything big (unless it's a Hollywood VFX house using proprietary tools). Would I be asking too much of Dreamscape if I wanted to achieve a shot like this:http://www.swapmeetdave.com/United/Salute/Carrier.jpg? :?
Sorry to have to ask these questions, but there doesn't seem to be a demo version of Dreamscape available. I can't find one on the Afterworks site and Turbosquid's latest evaluation version seems to be for 3DS Max 6!
All the best,
Andy
Thou shalt not kill clients, for they know not what they ask.