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Share a few first, and then send the rest after finishing

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Unigine has uploaded this nice demoreel Download the free edition from here: https://unigine.com/

VFX Breakdown from season 2

That was easy, i just followed the help on Baking displacement

The ear is a standard example i think from Arnold, it has overhangs. https://docs.arnoldrenderer.com/display/A5AFMUG/Vector+Displacement I actually have no idea what the process would be to bake the displacement map from geometry, that is not my area of expertise.

Very cool share, thank you! I watched this a while back and found it informative. I've also seen some people doing mechanical modeling in the volume builder! Neat stuff. But Adobe's new 3d program in beta looks like it does something similar to this, but REALLY fast. I've also seen people use volume builder for mograph effects. It's just really versatile.

On the gun: the volumetric shape was first modelled from photo reference. The hot areas were illuminated with visible lights(s) inside. For the afterburners: the volume had varying density and noise to show the 'mach discs' - those brighter areas in the efflux. That varying density and noise was all controlled with fields. IIRC I used an emissive material for the illumination. The cloud was just a quick test. Redshift is pretty good and v fast with volumes, but needs some improvement on the technical aspects of light scattering in volumes to make things such as clouds more realistic. They are currently working on it, but It's a major job I believe.

a Modulo Modifier should do it. If it doesn't work, please let me know:

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