Hasta La Motion!

Hi all,

I have rendered out a motion vector pass in Cinema 4d, and I want to use this with the vector motion blur node in Nuke, and it kind of works, but I get these jagged edges (see image). Does anybody know what I’m doing wrong? Or is this a Cinema 4d problem?

Greets,
Hans Willem

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Hey i am new to this forum, i am just looking for some feedback on some of my projects really as i am new to special effects and i am hoping to get into the industry, any advice and guidance would be much appreciated

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I’m trying to simulate the effect when you pour a bottle of water into a glass and the disturbance creates tiny bubbles that disapear. I tried using the foam script as my starting point but that script creates particles upon impact, which essentially i need to do too, but only until water fills the area of the cup first. Bubbles need to be created when there’s water hitting water and not when water hits the glass. I don’t know if that made sense but I can go into detail of what i want. Anybody knows if i can edit a script or any working methods to take on this look?

If anyone knows a line of code or workflow to simulate this I’d appreciate it?

hi …
there is a 10 min animation clip , a short cartoon film to be precise.

the clients want to enhance the look of the film.
After seeing the film , all i can think of is a basic color correction and a few transitions ( basic wipes ) , the rest looks fine to me .

Plz provide me some more inputs , as to how far can one push this on the SMOKE .

Has one ever worked on an animation film on the smoke ? If yes, plz describe your experience , and what were your job responsibilities on that project ?

More suggestions and inputs are alwayz welcome.
Thank You.