Fire and smoke simulation using Maya fluids

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.

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# 1 15-07-2013 , 10:14 AM

Prasoon Mishra
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This is the fire n smoke simulation Rnd work on the base resolution of 200 and using texture animation using expression.
Plz watch and exchange ur views. thx.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GG-1...kUHXOhfu4u0Tvg

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# 2 15-07-2013 , 11:38 PM

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Looks nice, but really need 1080p to see clearly. Most things look nice at 360p. user added image

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# 3 16-07-2013 , 06:19 AM

Prasoon Mishra
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Looks nice, but really need 1080p to see clearly. Most things look nice at 360p.

Originally Posted by honestdom

so u want 1080p ?? user added image

and btw what is not so clear in that ? user added image

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# 4 19-07-2013 , 04:20 PM

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so u want 1080p ?? and btw what is not so clear in that ?

Originally Posted by minkumis

Higher resulotion = better quality
so 360 p (pixels) compared to 1080 p will result in 1080p will have 4x the quality

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# 5 19-07-2013 , 04:46 PM

Prasoon Mishra
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Yeah I know the math.. user added image

But fluids quality depends on container's resolution which is 200 already and this is enough for practice simulation, as I mentioned above. user added image