Hasta La Motion!

thank´s

I have set up the pEmitter so that the particles are created on the surface of the mesh of my geometry. Now I was wondering if there is a way to specify a certain region of the mesh where the particles will be created.

So, not particles everywhere on the mesh but just on one part of the mesh.

Any ideas?

Cheers

I am knew to Nuke (I’ve used Shake before, but I’m trying to make the transition). All of the tutorials I’ve found are for Nuke 5.

I’m trying to create a roto-shape in Nuke 6.0v1, (I guess what used to be the Bezier tool is now roto-paint?) and I’m not sure how to start my shape. I think in Nuke 5 it was Command + Alt + Click or something like that, but any combination I’m trying doesn’t seem to work.

PLEASE HELP! :confused::confused::confused:

Thanks.

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