I was trying the famous Thinking Particles tool called "Blurp", which allows the user, to transform the shape of an object into the shape of another. But I didn't like the way particle were being shown, so I decided to add high motion blur to make it a bit more insteresting. The distracting moving objects on the background were added so the scene wouldn't be empty.
Glow effect was added in After Effects.
Glow effect was added in After Effects.
When I started playing around with RayFire, 3dsmax fracturing plug-in, physics engine was the famous Havok. At that time, RayFire, was having the option to use NVidia PhysX, and I wanted to compare it to Havok, and how it could behave having lots of object in a scene...It didn't dissapoint me (-:
Another test using PhysX with RayFire. Even if it's a simple simulation and rendering, I kept it because I liked how the bricks behaved.
Just a spontaneous video I made, a couple years ago, after having a nice cup of tea.
