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Posted Wed Jan 18, 2012 - by Joel LeLievre

Tutorials > Particle Flow, ThinkingParticles

ThinkingParticles Collision Map

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CGCookie posted a tutorial showing the features of the collision map node in ThinkingParticles. 3DS Max artist Alessandro Cangelosi shows you how to use this feature to generate secondary particle effects on your dynamic simulations. The tutorial can be seen at CGCookie.

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