I don't know to make realistic sperm and I don't found this article in market place Please give me any suggestions Thank's

Try at www.renderotica.com, they most likely have loads of that. grin

Thank's I don't found any like this from Renderotica Pleae give me a word for search

........just a thought.....(here in freestuff....loads of things).

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Attached Link: http://www.gfxartist.com/community/member_galleries/artworks/16029

particles and metaparticles in 3d max can be used to simulate streaming fluids (from smoke to water to snow). Maybe a search for particles in a modeling forum could help. Here's an example of metaparticles in action

Attached Link: http://market.renderosity.com/softgood.ez?ViewSoftgood=29028&ViewImage=2#Image

BeccoUK has made his UniFlow prop that simulates something flowing. More waterish than sperm though it can probably be used as such as well. Most occurences of sperm are made in postwork as far as I have seen. Photoshop's Plastic Wrap gives a nice look. As SWAMP so kindly showed, there's also my morphing suds, perhaps in a scaled down version (and with another texture) it could work. If you choose to postwork yourself out of it, there's also my Bloody Mess brushes here in the Market place, they're good for other fluids than blood too (hope it's ok with a link?)

Are you looking for a single sperm mesh or something like that? I recall having seen a mesh for single sperm a while back. Not sure where it was but there was someone who modeled such a sperm object. If you just want the whole mess, I'd think that thing from ernyoka does it quite well with the right texture.

I'll avoid the obvious answer since I don't want to get booted off the forum. :)

A search at the Princeton 3D Model Search Engine found a model of three sperm and an egg in VRML format. That could be converted to OBJ using the free Crossroads 3D Convertor. You'd probably have to add UV mapping and scale it for Poser use.

Attached Link: http://www.weirdjuice3d.com/products_drops.htm

Doesn't that give the name "Weird Juice Drops" a whole new meanings? That's a free plugin for Poser for creating metaball effects - could help you for creating thick body fluids.

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There's a tutorial around somewhere in the 2D forum on creating realistic blood/flowing liquid effects in Photoshop or whatever your favorite paint program is. I found it very helpful -- though I certainly wouldn't post the results here ;-)

Having a Y-chromosome usually works! Sorry. I couldn't resist.

Maybe if we had a photo.... On second thought...

Try to download DAZ's creeper (it's free). It has an disgusting figure called 'LDrool' & 'RDrool'. Just play with textures, transmaps and reflect maps

I just made this prop.. How's that? Poser 5 shaders used for the texture...

This gets my vote for "Thread Of The Year"! LMAO!

Brycetech made cartoon sperm a while back. If you need a single critter, try to find that mesh. I downloaded 2 files spew4u.zip and splurtsCMS.zip 3 years ago that mimicked drippy gooey stuff. So you can search for those as well if you need something flowing. IIRC, there was a woman's breast milk prop which also had the right sort of look... a Japanese site? The various particle props for water, etc. can be used to make your own. Wierd juice should work nicely. Carolly

I am told that the ejaculate has soeme curisous physical properties, as a consequence of the polysacchirides it contains. It's the reverse of non-drip paint (for which the term is "thixotropic"), in that it thickens when it is agitated. It shares this characteristic with the fluid the body uses to lubricate the skeletal joints. I don't know if this is true, I have been somewhat distracted when I might have had the opportunity to observe this behaviour.

To ernyoka: hehe, seems like you had a donut covered in milk cream and dropped it to the floor ;) that's what's left after you picked it up again... ok, jokes apart, it definitely looks like some gooey fluid. I'd make it more transparent and add a turbolence node to the material...

..."I have been somewhat distracted when I might have had the opportunity to observe this behaviour." Awwkk!!! Just fell off my chair!

it's amazing what scientists can get funding for, nowadays..wonder if this came out of the Lewinsk..ah..don't go there..;) What maginification are we talkin' bout?..there used to be a blood prop out there, could probably just recolor it....or I could just whi..dang..I can't type without cracking up..some help I am..;) could do something in Wings, I s'pose..;)

AntoniaTiger: "..........I don't know if this is true, I have been somewhat distracted when I might have had the opportunity to observe this behaviour." ROFLMAO!!!! I agree with maxxxmodelz! This is thread is a keeper! This poor fellow who asked obviously is serious about this, but I'm just not sure if he's looking for a "distance shot" like ernyoka1 supplied or a "microscopic version" where they're all wiggling around trying to find a new victim!

Attached Link: http://www.beyondbent.com/

You can try Beyond Bent's free "Sticky Blobs" prop and use a differnet (or no) texture. Play around with the transparency, color,Z-Scale, etc. to vary the look. If you want to capture a herd of these elusive creatures in flight, the EyeCandy plug-in for PhotoShop, PhotoPaint, etc. might be a better choice. Any of the free modeling programs should be able to create something reasonable.

Attached Link: http://babu.com/%7Eheaven4d/

The breast milk prop mentioned above looks like this. It has some morphs for changing the direction and might work well if you want. Unfortunately the maker's (Heaven4D) site is down at the moment. You might try in a few days and see if it comes back up, or search Freestuff here for "liquid" and you can try sending hem a message, maybe he will get it and reply.

the breast milk prop is the one i used for those type of shots!!lol works great lol netta

Just draw it in post work. ^_- (Tho my alter ego has modelled certain viscous fluids in his previous anti-postwork days)