Does anyone know in wich software the Balrog in LOTR where made in, I'm very curious
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Does anyone know in wich software the Balrog in LOTR where made in, I'm very curious
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btw if you achieve a fire that quality that way let me know how...
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Sorry I can't remember
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I think what makes things so complex is the fact that the fire only emerges from the folds in the Balrog's skin, which is a pretty dynamical thing. Great effect!
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)i mean, on the frist dvd out, which is what i saw they dont say much about it except that it is maya and it had a hw pass
how many passes/layers it has?
turbulence/control, what is the control scheme of the fire once it is been fired from the folds?
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