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@@MrMcnamex thanks for your Feedback. This is an older Tutorial, and just a test from the first new C4D Pyro. Today with C4D and Corona Updates it looks the same. But yes C4D Pyro looks not that good. I use Axiom with Houdini for fire.

@@3artesestudio14 thanks very much

If the translation is correct, your welcome. In Houdini 20.5 it is more easy and les switching stages.

@@ianay thanks for the feedback. It was one of my first Tutorials. I had to find out the right settings. The Sound of my newer Tutorials should be good.

With the 2float you can scale the texture individual per axis. So you can also stretch the tiles.

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Thanks, yes a lot has moved in the last 20 Years, and there was a silent time about LightWave 3D. But now LightWave 3D is back and will become better and better again.

@@CDA3DLive I honestly believe that LW’s time has passed. I didn't see any major advances in the last version (well, I only explored the shaders, light and rendering options), and it wasn't better or faster than what I already do with Vray in Maya. And with Blender's competition, with its gigantic community, LW shouldn't have much space besides old users, I assume. Maybe it was time for someone to make a side-by-side comparison video, tool by tool, and show the possible advantages of LW for Blender users. But it must be difficult to beat something that is free and good, which is becoming the choice of thousands of people who don't have the money to pay for expensive software licenses. My original LW 5.5 no longer competes with anyone, I believe. :).

@@mtrivelin the advantage of lightwave is that it is NOT a time limited subscription model software. For someone who uses LW intermittently I do not want to pay fees when I am not using the software. Maya costs a a fortune every month! I bought all Adobe CS 6 products before they switched to the subscription model and saved myself mountains of cash.

Yeah, Lightwave keeps popping up in the most unexpected productions. Batman Ninja, Onimusha Anime on Netlix, Dragon's Dogma, Star Wars Visions 'the duel' Interestingly enough I still use it with Zbrush and Unreal Engine. Yes, I use it for character animation and modeling. It still holds up. I'm glad that it's got new owners however the core issues that need to be fixed have not yet been dealt with. There are rumors of a major rework after the 2024 release so I'm hanging on to my chips until then. I've tried Blender and I just am not feeling it. It's good at many things and great at nothing. I'm sure some Blender weebo is grinding his teeth right now but Lightwave still holds up when used with other more modern softwares.

Nothing crazy, 4 year old PC with an AMD Prozessor and a GTX 2080ti , 64Gb RAM.

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Thanks you very much

Thanks, glad it helps, more will come

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Thanks, yes LightWave 3D is great and will become big again

Thanks, yes more will follow for sure

Thanks, glad that it is helpfull.

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What you mean Software?

thanks, tutorial will coming soon

Thanks you, glad it helps

Thanks you so much

Thanks for the Feedback. I don"t add scene files to my Tutorials.The candle Asset I used is a free model from Poliigon. I'm sure there are a lot of pages to find free candle models to download.

Turbulence is now part of LightWave 3D, so it will be actual again

@kope7777 - The market will decide whether you are right or not.

@@PHSPictures sorry to be frank, I didnt want to wrap it too much in cotton. sorry again.

@@kope7777 It's all good sir. No need to apologise for being honest with your opinion. Your experience leads you to draw the conclusion you do, and you've done nothing wrong in coming to that conclusion. I personally don't believe your conclusion holds much merit, but that's because I see things differently. I'm not really looking at it from the perspective of an artist who has experience of other fluid dynamic toolsets and thereby making comparisons between them. With me, I'm basing the worth of TFD on how well it helps LightWave Digital make sales of LightWave in a competitive 3D market. I believe that if TFD is marketed properly, then the market will decide whether the tool is good enough to help attract attention to LightWave 3D and thereby encourage potential sales. Added to that, the fact that LightWave Digital intends on continually developing TFD can only help in making it an even more worthwhile tool. So my view on TFD's worth is more from business perspective. Not an artist's comparative one. We just have different perspectives and one is no more significant than the other.

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your welcome, glad it helps

Instances need a "master " Object; when the Master Object changes, the Instances change as well. Here, I have ten individual Spheres, which can be changed individually. so they are clones or copies :)

No, LightWave 3D is back and will become better and better again.