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G-STAR The Art of RAW
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owei
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SamHowell
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Re: G-STAR The Art of RAW
It's so good I want to be sick (in a good way). 
Insanely impressive stuff.
Insanely impressive stuff.
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Bullit
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Re: G-STAR The Art of RAW
So is this Softimage? To put it in the Good work done in Softimage thread.
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Bullit
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Re: G-STAR The Art of RAW
Thanks for the pointer Sam.
It is interesting they went from Realflow to Lagoa and that highly geometry when used in denim shots proved difficult to handle.
It is interesting they went from Realflow to Lagoa and that highly geometry when used in denim shots proved difficult to handle.
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SamHowell
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Re: G-STAR The Art of RAW
Seems like it was easier to use Lagoa than Realflow. Just manually place some premade splash simulations around the scene as the strings were animated. Good idea, keep it simple.Bullit wrote:Thanks for the pointer Sam.
It is interesting they went from Realflow to Lagoa and that highly geometry when used in denim shots proved difficult to handle.
I can't even imagine how dense that denim mesh must have been to begin with. It must have been crazily heavy for animators. Arnold displacement can deliver insane levels of detail, the results here are jaw dropping.