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Posted Mon Jun 25, 2012 - by Paul Roberts

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Procedural fragmentation with Thinking Particles

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Will Wallace from US based Hydraulx Visual FX has posted a tutorial demonstrating the procedural fragmentation of an object based on activators using Thinking Particles and Volume Breaker. Watch it on Vimeo.

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