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Re: Motion Blur on Particles
Thanks Visceral for your support, once I get some solid simulations in UDK I'll post them up here. :) I was watching the sparks tutorial yesterday (the free one), just to see how well he explains stuff and I can honestly say I was really satisfied with the tutorial. Nicely explained, easy (for international people) to… -
Re: Motion Blur on Particles
I thought you where american, how can you spell Beginners wrong :D (i wouldnt commented on it if you havent also spelled my name wrong!) Anyhow i highly recomend ImbueFx tutorial, cheap and as high quality as any gnomon or eat3d video if not moore. loved the last optimization part, learned alot from that one! -
Re: Motion Blur on Particles
That tutorial should help you out nicely, but if you wanted to know, it basically seems like you have a limit set on the amount of particles that can be emitted. There is an option in the particles Rendering tab called "Max Draw Count" which you can use to up how many particles are allowed per emitter. It might also be a… -
Re: Motion Blur on Particles
Sorry I didn't understand correctly the difference between those two types of Motion Blur. By MB I meant the softness/blurriness of moving objects, like a ball bouncing around. To be entirely honest with you my snow doesn't have a wind force affecting it, I was looking for forces in the Cascade like Turbulence, Gravity,…
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