 | | | Re: Ship wakes | Re: Ship wakes 2005-11-21 - By Andrew
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To elaborate on this, in C5, you can do this by using the new
displacement settings with a greyscale image of the depth in the
texture room. You can either sub-divide the water plane to generate
more faces or have the shader do this for you.
Without C5, you still can do this with the Anything Grooves plug-in by
DCG.
You can also add more realism by using the native fesnel effect in C5,
or use the Shader Ops' fesnel plug-in, also by DCG.
AWBenson
--- In Carrara@(protected), "Ringo Monfort" <RingoM@(protected)> wrote:
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> >>> EWillia777@(protected) 11/21/2005 7:44 AM >>>
> Does anyone have any good ways of doing the bow wake of a ship for a
> still or animation, or know where I can obtain some footage to
> composite a ship wake?
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> TIA
> ewillia777
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