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Can anyone help me solving this problem? How can I get rid of this pocket mesh formed? The setting for both frames are the same!

Will also love to hear comments on the work.

Thank You

this sound familiar or anyone experience this?

thanks

Need serious help, and I kind of posted this in the Maya section too but I don’t really know which category to post this under. DeeX and Realflow and two different and pretty uncommon to a certain degree so I have no idea which will get the proper readers I am hoping for.

Anyway I am using the realflow shader called realflowmeltshaderMR that basically combines three shaders together and assigns them based on the liquid assignments.

I am trying to render using the DeeX workflow involving the DiffuseLevel, DiffuseRaw, Indirect AO, Spec and reflection. Unfortunately, it isn’t working. I think the shaders are stacking ontop of each other and adding prior to writing to buffer. Causing this weird look. Is there a way to feed out the result into another deex shader but still maintain the realflowmeltshader assignment? I was thinking of feeding it into the DeeX_buffer_writer but am not getting the desired results. HELP Please =(

HighRes

Thanks guys, I am really desperate for an answer.

Essentially I’m going to be combining the RealWave with a particle system, and the only way to do so that I have found is to create particles at each vertex of the RealWave with the "Particle layer" option. However, this means that a low res mesh has to have a large metaball radius, to allow the particles’ meshes to join up. This makes it a really "thick" mesh object. One way I’ve considered to to write a script to place extra particles in-between the verts, to make a denser RealWave particle system, and thus allowing me to make the mesh radius of the particles that make up the Realwave mesh smaller.

I was wondering if there was another way to create a mesh from a RealWave, other than setting the "Particle layer"?

…Urgh, I hope that makes sense. 😀

Sam.