Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping
In this course we're going to look at something a little different, creating technically accurate 3D printed parts.
# 1 26-04-2006 , 11:04 PM
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Building go boom

this is a simple problem but i dunno if theres an easier way to do this. Ok im making a music video that basically the setting is a urban warzone the buildings have been/are being bombed etc. now wat i want to do is model the buildings as a whole and them take some of the in half and others i just need to go boom. I know lightwave has a plugin called "crackit" for those kinds of things but i was wondering if there was anything like that in maya or if i had to do it manually or just convert to nurbs(which totally kills my computer)

# 2 27-04-2006 , 07:47 AM
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You can use the "shatter" effect ibn the Dynamics toolset

# 3 27-04-2006 , 05:17 PM
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ok thanks didnt know that tool existed how about doing an explosive force? or is that all MEL scripting?

# 4 27-04-2006 , 06:42 PM
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Now at SMU doing BSc 3D Computer Animation so its hard to get on here
My wire render tut https://forum.simplymaya.com/showthre...threadid=20973
# 5 27-04-2006 , 07:58 PM
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Either use a field affecting the rigid bodies or use particles to collide with the debris

# 6 28-04-2006 , 05:16 AM
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ok so i would use the radial field but how do i apply it to the objects?

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