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Another insperational movie - by mike makki- Grass animation
very short clip of grass movement on a windy day
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Permalink Reply by Maciej on
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The grass is very nice, even if still. REALLY well done.
Any tips & tricks? maybe tutorial? :)
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Permalink Reply by mike makki on
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I have added falling leafs animation
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Permalink Reply by Rich Rosemann on
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One heck of a wind they have there, Mike. Glad I have my jacket on.
The leaves are blowing horizontal, less falling. Can direction be controlled using the software you are using, or is the direction set?
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yes you can increase -decrease change direction etc....you dont live in England....its the windiest country in europe ....Yes....and that why i called it TEST
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