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Vue F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2025 Jan 24 7:34 pm)
The bubbles are easy; you can make them one by one, resize them then group them as a single stream. Or, you could create a small long transparent plane, use Scatter and Replicate, or create an eco system and then populate them with spheres that look like bubbles. There is a bubble mat in the content.
You can create a large cube of water above ground plane for your underwater ocean scene. Move your camera into the water. There is a tutorial in the Manual for this.
Have a spot light with a gel and shine it down on top of the cube of water to get surface light. You need volumetric lighting to cast rays through the water.
That should get your mind working.
Something you might keep in mind about bubbles especially if you are to animate them.
Whatever object is creating the initial stream of bubbles; the bubbles will be very small at first creation. As the bubbles move away from the origin they will merge with other bubbles to make larger bubbles. At a certain point when merging they become so large they get very buoyant and that will make them move or rise toward the surface more rapidly?
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how could i do underwater effects in vue like Trails of bubbles as Creatures like Orcas and penguins swim through the Ocean?
i have a ocean and how could i get Rays of Sunlight beaming down without changing the aperance of the ocean surface?
Dose anyone know where some good tutorials are for Antarctica landscape?
(including iceburgs? and atmosphires?
Thanks!