Playing with fire

[suvakas]

Playing with fire and Indigo ...
Kind of liked what I got. I remember, when it was hard to get such results with Indigo, but since emitter is a real material now, something like this is very easy to create.
Comments are welcome.

[edit]
Did some higher resolution renderings too:
Image 1
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Image 3

[CTZn]

just: wow suv !!!

These flames aren't geometries, are they ?

[suvakas]

Thanks.
Nope, they're alpha mapped.

[Stromberg]

This is just amazing
Looks great, do we feel a tutorial a comming?

[arneoog]

I'm just amazed by the modeling on the wood o.O
...it's so.. real-like X]

Great work, Suvakas

[fused]

Thats really awesome, suv!

Hard to find such nice fire in reality

[kikeonline]

TUTORIAL!

[Jambert]

Very impressive work Suv

+1 for tutorial

[Camox]

GREAT WORK

Do you have the timber with displacement maps made ?
That looks so real.

[benn]

Wow that rocks. If you want to write up the bits of a tutorial I'll be happy to format it up and post it ont he site.

[WytRaven]

AWESOME!

[OnoSendai]

Very cool, I'm curious as to the exact technique used.

[matsta]

Agg, its average ive seen better, frankly im disappointing suv, i expected more

Work harder.







------ Tutorial please.

[suvakas]

Thanks guys for the positive feedback!

The firewood is made with Indigo displacement. These are just some simple extruded shapes with displacement map on top.
Flames are emitters with an alpha map. All simple stuff really. I could maybe make a small how-to, but it would be quite Max oriented then, cause I don't know how to setup materials in other packages. (materials like this will be very easy to create in next Maxigo version )

Ps. I edited the 1st post and added links to higher resolution renderings.

[CTZn]

Flames are emitters with an alpha map

Come on suv You mean mapped emission blended with a null material isn't it ?