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Fire Problem - vfxduo - 08-17-2019
Why does Arnold fire look small, The C4d standard renderer looks better and I don't know why, Please fumefx devs explain, I tried to grab everything in this screenshot so you can see the difference between Arnold and c4d standard renderer Btw this is just a fire sim. Thank you.
Re: Fire Problem - kristian - 08-28-2019
Hello,
is black-body set in fire color source when C4D standard renderer is used?
Could you please attach this scene?
Best regards,
Kristian
Re: Fire Problem - vfxduo - 08-29-2019
I've attached it. Please read the note.
Re: Fire Problem - kristian - 09-02-2019
Hello,
try changing FumeFX Fire Opacity attribute in Render tab when using C4D standard renderer (e.g. by multiplying it with 0.01).
Best regards,
Kristian
Re: Fire Problem - vfxduo - 09-02-2019
Hello thanks for the response, but what problem does that solve?
Re: Fire Problem - sitnisati - 09-04-2019
I guess that In Arnold you have black-body and in FumeFX with standard render you probably do not.
Re: Fire Problem - vfxduo - 09-05-2019
So why does black body always shorten the length of the fire?
Re: Fire Problem - sitnisati - 10-09-2019
The black-body uses temperature to render, while the other shader uses fire.
Those two are very different shaders.
Re: Fire Problem - vfxduo - 10-09-2019
Thanks, so which one do i use to get realistic fire in arnold.
Re: Fire Problem - sitnisati - 10-09-2019
Black-body is realistic method, so you should give it a try.
Re: Fire Problem - vfxduo - 10-09-2019
Yes its realistic and i do use it but like i said it shortens the length of the fire..so what do i do?
Re: Fire Problem - vfxduo - 10-09-2019
vfxduo Wrote:Yes its realistic and i do use it but like i said it shortens the length of the fire..so what do i do?Ignore the message above, I think I get it now, the fire is based on temperature(realistic) so thats why its shortened , it means that in reality fire wouldnt go that high as shown in standard renderer right?