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I have implemented a tool in Maya that has the ability to generated particle simulations that can produce rain effects with various degrees of detail. Depending on the needs of the users. It has three separate layers, a background layer streak based, mid ground layer sprite based and a foreground layer blobby particle based. The system fully automates the set up of all the particles with shaders, textures and necessary attributes. The user is able to specify target collision objects and set up advanced collisions were particles flow along the surface of the object in a more realistic fashion. There is also the option to set up a custom camera which has a functionality for collisions of particles to appear on its lens.
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Joe_Gaffney_Innovations_report_01.pdf
Joe_gaffney_artifact_and_misc.tar.tar.gz
Innovations_hand_in_Joe_Gaffney.m2v
files
Joe_Gaffney_Innovations_report_01.pdf
Joe_gaffney_artifact_and_misc.tar.tar.gz
Innovations_hand_in_Joe_Gaffney.m2v
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