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Blood Dripping Tutorial - 3D Studio Max

by Arxwn

In this tutorial I'll show you how to make meshes to drip blood!

The main concept is that we begin with a mesh ,use it to create particles on it , select some of that particles to create the drip effect and give them that blob like look !

We first create a text object !

We then extrude this to our fitting!

We don't need to render the text mesh because we will only use it as a shell !
So make the mesh not renderable!

Next we rotate the text so it will face us and then we create a PFlow ,a gravity force and a drag force!
Give the gravity force a 0.4 strength and the drag a 5% on all axis !

Open the PFlow view! You will make something like this!

After this go to frame 40-50 and you should have something like this!

Now go to Compound objects menu and create a blob mesh!
Select modify menu and give it the following values !

Voila should have the final result !

For any questions go to our forums and we will respond as soon as possible !

Comments

	VirusFree - 4/19/2007 12:10:10 PM


	Post here any comments you may have about the tutorial

	lordcanyon - 5/24/2007 7:38:58 PM


	is there anything more you changed that you didnt mention its possable its this computer but i keep getting huge blobs i'll edit this with more detail once i know i can get some help

	Arxwn - 5/24/2007 8:22:36 PM


	From what I can see in the tutorial , the only way to get a result like the one you discribed is to misread the values in the evaluation coarseness ! It is : render 0.8 and viewport 2 ! If your particle system is correct then this should be the answer ! Check it and tell my your problem persists !

	lordcanyon - 5/24/2007 10:41:34 PM


	that hasnt changed anything i've even set it lower you didnt happen to change particle amount did you and i should leave unlimited range checked right? i'm going through this slowly so its hopefully that last time

	Arxwn - 5/28/2007 8:41:22 AM


	no the particle counts has not changed ! I run through the tutorial and I get the expected results !

	vishal_sitapura - 6/28/2007 5:48:55 PM


	"Next we rotate the text so it will face us and then we create a PFlow ,a gravity force and a drag force! Give the gravity force a 0.4 strength and the drag a 5% on all axis !" I m not getting tis step. i m able to create gravity force and drag, but i m not able to create PFlow. can u explain tis to me, from where i can create a pflow?

	Irish_defender - 7/10/2007 11:58:08 AM


	HI Arxwn i want to ungray the blob mesh so i can add the PF soursce! i read the help file but it does not tell me how to ungray this box how do i ungray that box Thanks

	Irish_defender - 7/10/2007 1:34:04 PM


	vishal_sitapura you create the PFlow from the Geomtry use the drop down menu Parical systems from the P systems use the PF sourse create it in the P. view under name it has the P.view click that box. and it will bring up the the box, next is adding the gravity and a drag force. thats in the space wraps. thats about it

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