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By mailtophoo - 14 Years Ago
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Hi Friends,
Iclone provides Content Developer to Create Customs and sale. Does it mean that I can create any i want sale it.
e.g: i have created nice explosion on 3ds Max and will it is applicable with iclone.
Please Help
Sorry for my english.
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By Dreamcube017 - 14 Years Ago
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Hmm... If you made the explosions in Max, I don't think you'll; be able to bring the particles themselves out, however, you could render it out as footage and sell it like that. But then your market is not only iClone, but for anyone who requires VFX.
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By mailtophoo - 14 Years Ago
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how can i create custom particle in iclone like i found in market place
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By The Mythical Dragon - 14 Years Ago
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Use the particle system within iclone and attach the effect to a prop. That's the way I do it.
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By mailtophoo - 14 Years Ago
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some sample tutorial any where
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By Dreamcube017 - 14 Years Ago
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Hmm I think I asked about this earlier, but I can't remember the response. xD
I bought one of the effects packs when it was on sale and just backwards engineered it.
It can say upfront though that the controls in the particle engine are pretty much like any other. You've got emitter size, image, wind, gravity, velocity, and a simple color change gradient over lifetime, size over lifetime... things like that. If you've used the one in Max, this should be similar... but not as awesome because these can't really interact with surrounding geometry or create child emitters.
One of the MAIN important things to make them look good though is the images you use. Lots of times, to create a an effect, you will need multiple particle emitters. This is why you (as previously suggested) would attach them to a prop and just hid the prop. This way you can save it and all the particles and things will come in with it.
I believe you can do even more with the lua scripting... but I've seen NO documentation on how to use this so... yeah.
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By tparrington - 14 Years Ago
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I did this REALLY fast this morning just from the fire particles standard with iclone5, you can get a pretty decent fire effect. I like the fact that you can delay the start of the particle, but I wish you could also end them at a certain point. I can't seem to find a way to make the fire stop.
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By mailtophoo - 14 Years Ago
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I Need More tip from the expert
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By The Mythical Dragon - 14 Years Ago
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Hi Phoo, I am one of the experts. I sell several special effects on the market.
Here is a good video to learn the basics of the particle system. It is how I started.
http://youtu.be/bPmIM6sA5FI
If you can create stuff in Max then iClone should be a breeze for you. It is much simpler.
I'm looking forward to seeing what you create.
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