The hidden cave by jmc95
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Description
This is the last incarnation of a picture started a long time ago.
Flame is an alphaplane mixed with volumetric materials and lights.
"Flying particles" done with the snow material from Vue (resized + a little glow) applied on a metablob of three spheres around the fire.
All in V5I. No post-work for once.
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Props from Cornucopia3D.
Comments (16)
Arraxxon
Excellent scene - nice composition and especilly the lighting job and fire display !
RBlue
Love the "Snow" effect for fire embers! Creative! Very good work! The cave looks warm and cozy.
Domi48
Heb c'est du beau boulot!
Darthmagus
L'lairage est tr bien fait, en particulier les flammes. Bravo !
Rodma_Hu
This is nice work!
Traligill
I remember this one:) The flame and particles are excellent!!! Fantastic image overall!
Gini
great work on the flames & sparks. Thanks for telling how you did them.
Trepz
its great!
dlk30341
Well done :)
Stardust_Crossing
Awesome work! Amazing scene!
1402dandoy
Amazing! Thanks for sharing.
lingrif
Fantastic fire and lighting! Excellent work
NefariousDrO
That's incredibly well done. I've seen alot of 3D fires, but this one has to one of, if not the, best!
PerfectN
Good job, interesting concept. However - your use of the of the metablobs and alpha planes is brillant - I have to do all that kind of stuff postwork.
craftycurate
Great lighting work. The only thing is the distribution of the glowing particles - I think they would appear only above the flame and spreading out in a kind of cone shape, rather than being to the side of the flame as well.
Alexander_Kroener
Nice work, the fire looks great! And I applaud for not using postwork here... the easy way leads to the dark side... or so ;-)