Download plugin Oceanwaves

This 3D Studio Max plugin adds a new geometry object which generates a statistically generated ocean wave suface. It allows you to set parameters like wind direction and strength, required detail, … to control the aperance of the sea surface.
This is basically the same “Tessendorf” method developed for my “H2Ocean” demo but adapted for non real time use. It is also the method used to generate the ocean surface in movies like “Titanic”.
See the included readme.html in the archive for details on how to use and install this plugin. The archive also contains a sample scene.

Now also supports Max 9 32 and 64 bit.

wave generator for 3ds max.

The first version will be used as test. For this reason, it will not be something spectacular. Just helpful.

But I start to read about the Fast Fourier Transformer, and would like to use for the coming versions.

Free Download more plugin 3ds max from Splutter Fish

Support 3ds max 9-2010 (32b&64&)

BlurLib V1.11 Utility Library required for a majority of the BlurBeta plugins
BlurGradient V1.06 Texmap a gradient for max that has gain, center, and width settings
DoNothing V1.01 Texmap works as a pass through in composite textures
AlphaCompositor V1.00 VideoPost a compsitor that composites using a pre-multiplied alpha algorithm
WaterCell V1.04 Texmap cellular based water color splatter
WaterWash V1.02 Texmap water color washes
BlurDecayNoise V1.00 Modifier noise modifier that decays off from it’s center
BlurDeflector V1.01 ParticleDeflector deflector with variable speeds
BlurMatte V1.02 Material a modified and extended matte material – supports bumpmaps, etc.
BlurNoise V2.04 Texmap an alternative noise texmap
BlurPartForce V1.03 ParticleForce 2 particle warps – BlurWind and RandomWalk – super cool. Wind doesn’t accelerate endlessly, like the max default.
Camoflage V1.04 Texmap a camoflage texture
ColorClamp V2.04 Material clamps the colors coming out of materials so they won’t mess up atmospherics, etc.
Dirt V2.02 Texmap dirt texmap
DistBlend V1.03 Texmap Blends between two texture maps based on the distance to the camera
Drip V1.04 Texmap designed as a bumpmap for the \”drop of water in a bucket\” effect.
DustDevil V2.07 Volumetric shaded atmospheric with lots of controls for doing smoke, steam, fire, dust, etc.
DynoSkin V3.01 Texmap bumpy skin texmap
Electric V3.03 Texmap tendrily noise texmap – now has exponential falloff
FilmGrain V2.01 VideoPost controllable film grain for VP
BlurFire V3.03 Volumetric campfires, torches, muzzle flashes, etc.
GBuf2RGB V1.00 VideoPost Converts Material ID’s or Object ID’s to an RGB mask image
HighlightOnly V1.02 Material only generates the highlight part of the shade equation – for use with shellac
Math Compositor V1.0 VideoPost Compoitor that does add, subtract, multiply, divide, and mix compositing.
LightBoy V2.01 Utility manage scene lighting from a lightboard
Linear V1.02 Texmap a specialized 3D gradient
Maelstrom V1.02 Modifier wirlpool effect – like water running down a drain
MaelstromMap V1.02 Texmap wirlpool effect – like water running down a drain
MultiBlend V2.00 Material multichannel material compositor with stacking controls and masks
ObjUtil V1.01 Utility interrogate, rename and cleanup objects in max
onb V1.05 Material another version of the onb shader
PathCylinder V1.09 Object grows a cylinder out along a spline – and adds thorns to it
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The NVIDIA PhysX plug-ins for Autodesk 3ds Max, Autodesk Maya, and Autodesk Softimage allow users of these DCC applications to easily create and manipulate physics simulations.

The plug-ins support a wide range of features such as:

• Rigid bodies
• Constraint specification
• Cloth
• Fluids
• Soft bodies
• Force fields
• Exporting
• Numerous sample projects

We encourage you to start by reading through the accompanying User Guides and trying out some of the sample projects.

PhysX Plug-In for 3ds Max

goto home page :

http://developer.nvidia.com/object/physx.html

goto Download  :

http://www.ziddu.com/download/6691892/NVIDIA_PhysX_Plugin_for_3ds_Max_1.0.6.rar.html

A simple script to remove the raytrace maps from the scene’s material library(diffuse and reflection map slots). This is for people using Mental ray as raytrace maps may (and will) slow down rendering times considerably.

Limitations:

• Initial version only deals with Standard Material , Multimaterial and A&D Material. Limited checking
• Only reflection and diffuse maps (in A&D only reflection map) so if you used raytrace in a different slot – do it manually, sorry.
• Only goes down the first level so if you used a raytrace map within a noise map it will be ignored

The following tutorial will show the user how to Model a Hosta plant a by creating several sub models to formulate the entire composition of the plant. Additionally, applying pre-created textures using the material editor and UVW/UVW Unwrap modifiers will be covered. read more

Welcome back to my tutorials. This month we’ll move on an other side of CG, and we’ll try to find a very fast way to create a good underwater scene. So, let’s start with the 3ds max unit setup, we’ll use some physically correct features of Mental ray, so we need it. Set the scale at centimeters, and the assign renderer to Mental Ray. read more

In the past tutorial we worked on procedural shading and particles to re-create a lava flow, now we make some steps inside the lighting world trying to achieve a photorealistic interior lighting during the day, the night and in all the other hours of the day. Thia tutorial is a very fast and efficient way to produce these kind of results, it’s clear that it’s not the only way. read more