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i want to test vray for revit befor to bay it. sorry for my bad english, i'm a french speaker
Phoenix FD for Maya Tutorials
Phoenix FD 3 for Maya empowers VFX artists to simulate fire, smoke, explosions, liquids, foam and splashes, while offering exceptional flexibility and speed. Phoenix FD is licensed with a dongle and will be added to your V-Ray dongle. Instructions will be sent after purchase. Online licensing option now available. Choose your flexible licensing option.
Variable Viscosity |
Quick Start: Emit Mode Type
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Quick Start: Gasoline Explosion
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Phoenix FD 3.0 for Maya Now Available
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Resimulation |
Solid and Non-Solid Bodies |
GPU Preview
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Overview |
Quick Start: Basic Liquids |