3ds Max (9+) Tutorial, Using Reactor to Drop Objects Using Gravity
In this tutorial, I show you how to take some objects in 3ds max, and utilize reactor to ‘drop’ them from the sky and have them interact with each other as t…
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The plane isn’t showing in “preview animation” any ideas?
This is a very helpful tutorial. Thank you for sharing!
If you go up to the “Customize” toolbar and pick “Show UI >> Show Floating
Toolbars” it’ll open up all of the extra toolbars, one of which should be
reactor. I just dragged it over to the left, and then closed all of the
others.
Cheers mate, really helpful tutorial. Now to destroy my computer with
virtual coffee beans
Dude u GOD, i subbed… But one question man. ;p How i set the “Reactor
Tool” configuration? O__o Many thx 😉
The way I normally do it is just render out the whole animation keyframes,
and then once you have them all, delete only the ones you want. Or just set
the timeline in your file to start and stop on the one frame of the
animation you want to use as a still.
how do you put the toolbar there? for the reactor.
Great tut…. just 1 question… how would you go about wanting to only use
the end result of the animation… I am trying to create a pile of bricks
and i dont want the animation… just the end result (a random pile of
bricks on the ground plain) how would i go about doing that? is their away
to delete the entire animation but the final frame?
I had a question, when I do the final viewing fall below both the floor and
the cubes!How to make cubes to fall on the floor and not cubes and the
floor to fall both?!
I’m pretty sure if you set the “weight” of the ground to 0 in the object
properties dialog where you set the friction and elasticity, it shouldn’t
move.