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    • Gus RG Offline
      Gus R
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      ABC Movie of the Week.

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      • pixelcruncherP Offline
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        Very cool, how did you make the fire?

        I'm the developer of Rayscaper: https://rayscaper.com/ - Fast and easy rendering for SketchUp.

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        • Gus RG Offline
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          @pixelcruncher said in Runaway train in the snow with the door and windows open!:

          Very cool, how did you make the fire?

          It's a D% Render fire particle. It's like a component that I just rotated horizontal.

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          • L Offline
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            Great work Gus, such a convincing image, loving itπŸ‘ πŸ‘ πŸ‘ Partical systems for the smoke?

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            • Mike AmosM Offline
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              @Gus-R

              Wow, sharp as.

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              • Rich O BrienR Offline
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                That's kinda nuts!

                Does D5 support motion blur? Seeing the background blur by would be yummy.

                I love that model.

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                  L i am @Rich O Brien
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                  @Rich-O-Brien said in Runaway train in the snow with the door and windows open!:

                  That's kinda nuts!

                  Does D5 support motion blur? Seeing the background blur by would be yummy.

                  I love that model.

                  Agreed, that would be insane with motion blurπŸ‘ πŸ‘ πŸ‘ πŸ‘ πŸ‘

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                  • Gus RG Offline
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                    @L-i-am Thanks guys! I was thinking about motion blur. D5 doesn't have such an option. I tried with Photoshop but it would probably take some work like with masking. I used to do that with old Flight Simulator screen shots. The effects are particals straight out of the box. You have to turn on the dynamic effect under display for them to be visible. You can turn it off after that since the clouds will move along with it and you might not like whatever clouds show up in the background.

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                    • Bryan KB Offline
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                      Wow! Well done!

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                      • L Offline
                        L i am @Gus R
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                        @Gus-R said in Runaway train in the snow with the door and windows open!:

                        @L-i-am Thanks guys! I was thinking about motion blur. D5 doesn't have such an option. I tried with Photoshop but it would probably take some work like with masking. I used to do that with old Flight Simulator screen shots. The effects are particals straight out of the box. You have to turn on the dynamic effect under display for them to be visible. You can turn it off after that since the clouds will move along with it and you might not like whatever clouds show up in the background.

                        Have you had much experience with Twinmotion? That app has motion blur

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                        • Gus RG Offline
                          Gus R @L i am
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                          @L-i-am I fiddled with it for a while a few years ago. At the time it felt strange because I was used to the Thea Render interface but it's similar to D5 Render.

                          Here's the latest. Got the brake line blocked in. Other than adding the hand brake in the right rear and updating the trucks (which most untrained eyes won't notice) I'm almost done.

                          I created decals for the graphics on the sides. The background is from Bridge. FBX import.

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                          • L Offline
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                            Superb mate! I dont know exactly when you last used TM but it is now free and the interface has completely changed and much easier to navigate

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