SitniSati Afterburn v4.2
Smoke, dust and particulate simulation plugin in 3D Max
Although Autodesk 3ds Max software is a professional and advanced program, in many cases, using the tools in this software alone can not easily and in a short time to create certain effects, and this is why To make it easier for users to go to more professional plugins to do some things in this software. AfterBurn is designed to integrate fully with the 3ds Max software particle system, allowing smoke, clouds, explosion simulation and other effects associated with particulate matter, gas and fire to be created. . This plugin helps you to simulate the smoke line of a rocket or terrible explosions, the movement of dust storms, the movement of molten lava, etc. much more easily than before.
In other words, it is a professional AfterBurn plugin for particle effects that simulates and renders natural effects of clouds, smoke and fire, dust, dust, liquid metals, etc. in 3ds Max software.
Key features of Afterburn plugin:
– Compatibility with particle systems and 3rd party systems of 3ds max software such as Thinking Particles
– Understandable user interface
– Adjustable gradient
– AFC controllers
– HyperSolids rendering engine
– Preview applied effects
– Support From Octane Shader
SitniSati Afterburn v4.2
AfterBurn is an advanced volumetric particle effects engine plug-in that enables rendering of various realistic effects ranging from clouds, pyroclastic smoke, dust, explosions effects, liquid metals and various procedurally defined objects. Along with FumeFX, it is a perfect tool for your VFX toolbox. It has been used on numerous movie projects including Armageddon, K-19, Dracula 2000, Flight of the Phoenix and more.
Workflow
AfterBurn pioneered many unique features to 3ds max atmospherics, such as intuitive user interface layout, custom gradient and AFC controllers, HyperSolids rendering engine, volumetric metaballs, volumetric Daemons, support for Rendering Effects and more.
Animation
Almost every parameter inside the AfterBurn UI can be controlled over the particle lifespan. Custom gradient and curve controls are available for more productive work.
Controllers
AfterBurn controllers enable you to vary parameters by particle age, particle velocity, distance from the emitter or any other object in the scene, Thinking Particles channel or Krakatoa float channel.
Preview
The preview window renders a single particle and allows for faster noise adjustments and look development.
Particles
AfterBurn fully supports built-in 3ds max particle systems and 3rd party systems such as cebas’ Thinking Particles.
Procedural Noise
With seven different built-in noise types (Fractal, Turbulent, Fbm Fractal, Fbm Turbulent, Rock, Smoke, Spots) and ability to use 3ds max 3D Maps as a noise source, an infinite variety of noise shapes can be created.
Daemons
AfterBurn Daemons are helper objects that affect AfterBurn and AfterBurn Combustion by altering noise and color throughout the volume.
Rendering
AfterBurn offers several rendering modes, ranging from the ultra-fast Octane Shader to volumetric Raymarcher and HyperSolids.
Octane Shader
This ultra-fast render engine is excellent for adding light dust, background smoke or similar effect to any scene.
Raymarcher
It is capable of producing crisp shadows on high-density smoke, explosions and clouds with realistic light interaction.
Hyper Solids
Using this technology it is possible to render solids or liquids without a single polygon.
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