Autodesk Maya 2015: Bifrost Procedural Effects Platform Part 2


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Naiad’s photorealistic liquid simulation technology is back, as the basis for the all-new Bifrost. Fully integrated in Maya 2015, Bifrost allows you to preview simulations interactively in Viewport 2.0, providing the stellar results artists have come to expect from the powerful Naiad technology.
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32 responses to “Autodesk Maya 2015: Bifrost Procedural Effects Platform Part 2”

  1. Really cool…but dude…you go too fast….and that makes no sense at all…you should think about the people who are getting used to bifrost. Just because of that this video and its first part are a completely waste of time……time that some people don't have. Advise to you….SLOW down and show everything you do…..otherwise is better not to follow you.

  2. Every video there has to be someone praising Houdini like it's God's gift to mankind, seriously, i watched several tutorials with Houdini and it's not a complete package, it's the best when it comes to VFX and great for programmers and td's but outside vfx, modelling is crap, uv mapping is crap, pretty much everything that maya shines for is crap and i'm not saying Maya is the best tool out there there are more "complete packages" like Cinema 4d for example that have real texturing in 3d and sculpting in one program but Houdini fan boys need to stop with the argument that Houdini is a complete package and doesn't need any plugins.

  3. Cool programming. But a lot of mouse clicks for what I would compare to: Inflate kiddie pool, drop water hose in pool, turn on hose, play in pool. This should be done in waaaay fewer mouse clicks. Create a box, press "fill with water", choose character model as the interacting object, press play in pool, drop on water shader and render. This should be a 10 second video and a 3 button tool workflow. Also how does one blend this with the rest of the water in Maya? Devs need to push further on workflow…

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