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Smoke Grenade tyFlow & Phoenix FD VFX Tutoria

By Jesse Pitela

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- 6 Sep, 2019

Industry

Film & VFX

Products

3ds Max

Skill Level

Beginner

In this VFX tutorial we setup a tyflow physx simulation to have our grenade realistically bounce off the walls, then add a phoenix fd smoke simulation on top for a complete visual effect. Download free project file: http://bit.ly/grenade-project

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Jesse Pitela

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