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#30 2012-10-03 10:41:10
- WindowsExplorer
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Re: Donuts!
Awesome! Although the actual donuts could be a bit darker, just a suggestion! (Lol I dont want to waste another 8 and a half hours of your time)!
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#31 2012-10-03 10:52:33
- mythbusteranimator
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Re: Donuts!
WindowsExplorer wrote:
Awesome! Although the actual donuts could be a bit darker, just a suggestion! (Lol I dont want to waste another 8 and a half hours of your time)!
DONT CRITICZISE THE MASTER
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#32 2012-10-03 11:23:43
- Gravitation
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Re: Donuts!
How did you make the icing? I did it using the randomuppernodes+ctrplus+extr+scl method (figure it out ) but the insides look weird and the render looked seriously unrealistic. It looks great in the editor, but not in the render...
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#33 2012-10-03 11:29:04
Re: Donuts!
Gravitation wrote:
How did you make the icing? I did it using the randomuppernodes+ctrplus+extr+scl method (figure it out
I duplicated the donut, dragged it above the original and applied a fluid simulation to it (use the duplicate as the fluid and the original as a collision object)
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#34 2012-10-03 12:16:30
- Gravitation
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Re: Donuts!
meew0 wrote:
Gravitation wrote:
How did you make the icing? I did it using the randomuppernodes+ctrplus+extr+scl method (figure it out
I duplicated the donut, dragged it above the original and applied a fluid simulation to it (use the duplicate as the fluid and the original as a collision object)
Ah. I never thought of the fluid sim. Thanks! 
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#35 2012-10-03 12:17:39
Re: Donuts!
Gravitation wrote:
meew0 wrote:
Gravitation wrote:
How did you make the icing? I did it using the randomuppernodes+ctrplus+extr+scl method (figure it out
I duplicated the donut, dragged it above the original and applied a fluid simulation to it (use the duplicate as the fluid and the original as a collision object)
Ah. I never thought of the fluid sim. Thanks!
You're welcome!
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#37 2012-10-04 15:06:58
- scimonster
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Re: Donuts!
They look almost too perfect to be real. I... NEED... SOME... DONUTS... NOW....
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#40 2012-10-04 20:54:55
Re: Donuts!
meew0 wrote:
Gravitation wrote:
How did you make the icing? I did it using the randomuppernodes+ctrplus+extr+scl method (figure it out
I duplicated the donut, dragged it above the original and applied a fluid simulation to it (use the duplicate as the fluid and the original as a collision object)
It looks very realistic.
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#41 2012-10-04 21:00:11
- funelephant
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Re: Donuts!
I'm almost positive you took a picture of them.
nicki begs to differ
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#42 2012-10-04 21:05:09
- Animeboy975
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Re: Donuts!
I just have to do this....
DADADADA DONUTS! DADADADA DONUTS DONUTS!
Anyway, those look pretty cool.
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#43 2012-10-05 22:08:08
- bananaman114
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Re: Donuts!
Beautiful!
the sun still shines
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