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@@ouardiabourgeois5305 Merci Ouardia !

@@aymericfavre4472 Merci Aymeric, c’est chouette de te lire :). Je t’embrasse

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Merci Hunter 🙌

@@KoolKaton Just grab the camera! I’m sure you would surprise yourself :)

Oh Yuki ! Merci bien et porte-toi bien 🙌 =)

@@icedrum555 thank you !

Thank you 🙌

Thank you

Hello Joseph, 800k and it crashes? Sounds weird to be honest. is it crashing in realflow? never encountered that issue when using realflow in the past. Houdini is a tool massively used in production and with the spec you wrote above, you shouldn’t crash with 800k particles even with 32gb.

@@francoisgodofe no the crashing was in Houdini, iv never really had crashing issues in real flow, so always thought it had to do with my ram, thought it wasn’t enough or something was doing a granular sim and each time I make particles over 600k it would cache until the 30th Frame that’s where the monster was emerging out of the granular sand then it would stop on 30, since I don’t know Houdini that much, I assumed it was less ram…

@@josephnjovuvisuals hmm possibly, you should monitor your ram when doing the sim to be sure this is because of that. These days, 32gb can be “ low “, but again, with 800k particles it’s way enough. Houdini can handle a lot. try downloading the latest apprentice Houdini on the side fx website if your Houdini is outdated and see if you have the same issue. Maybe that will lead you somewhere

Thank you

Thank you Nicolas

You might be part of the 0.1% who actually read it 😅

Hello Luky, thank you very much. Some shots were filmed in 24fps and 60fps. The shutter speed is for the most part 180 degrees.

Hello Nazar, thank you :) I have been working in the visual effects industry for several years now. There is different packages/ plugins used in there, Houdini, 3Dsmax etc… I went to an animation school making my first steps in CG back in 2010 if not wrong. In the meantime I was slowly learning FX on my spare time.

Merci 🙌

Merci beaucoup Ouardia :)

Thanks a lot KoolKaton, how do you know me by this ancient name? I need a clue about who you are! =)

Thank you Kamran =), take care.

Thank you Selman

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Thanks a lot Raneem

Thank you !

Yes pls 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

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Thank you Cody :)

Hey Mbazan, thank you first, This showreel represents my FX work, I did not make the whole picture. It's a team work with layout / modeler / track / CFX / Lighter / Look Dev / compositor / matte painter artists and so much more people I just forgot to mention. To answer your question, we generally make the FX, hand it off to the lighting department, they render it and the compositors in Nuke work with those 2D render passes in order to composite the final picture. thanks!

@@francoisgodofe Such an easy digestible summary of the professional process. You're part is only one of many done by other competent talented artists. I love the collaborative nature of these large projects and the end result is wonderfully refined. Logistically, I find it fascinating the process of employing all of these artists together in such a seamless environment. Your work is greatly appreciated, excellent!

Thank you Rakesh

Thanks Oliver! I’m sure you’re going to do great for your film :)

Hello Poludasu, thank you for your comment. Well, you get the experience over the years, a lot of dedication and having really talented colleagues sharing their experience as well. And slowly you grow! I wish you the best!

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Hello rmz, thank you for writing this nice comment. It’s a progressive curve, start learning the basics of CG ( some modeling / shading / lighting for example ) if you don’t know them already. And then little by little, learn simple things in FX, understanding vectors for example, you will make a lot of things moving in a 3D space and it’s gonna be really important. Then you will progress faster than you think. Good luck :)

@@francoisgodofe Thank you very much for your reply! I am honored to read this comment from such a talented person, it gives me great motivation. Thank you again!

Thank you Alexandre :)

Thank you Amit

Thank you Carlos!