I need to create more or less realistic fire flames from kitchen gas stove burners.
Can anyone suggest the best way to do this?
Thanks.
simulating fire flames from gas burners
May 18, 2004
10 Replies
Overclock your CPU
For a model, drawing or rendering? Need more info.
Alex wrote in news:O5xqc.50588$ snipped-for-privacy@newssvr29.news.prodigy.com:
Ive done it using semi transparent surface features
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It's just a silly model, but the flames were created using lofted surfaces inside one another (irregular spline sections to a point). The flames were made in SW even though the part was made in SurfaceWorks. They were just made transparent and given some emissivity.
Cute picture! Does that burn propane or LP gas?
Perhaps a hollow model of the flame, partially transparent, with a light source inside of it?
It's Matt - uses plain ol' hot air.
(just kidding Matt)
Richard
"Richard Doyle" wrote in news:2h1i61F7jg97U1@uni- berlin.de:
Ooooh, damn!
...one way, set the materials to "AIR" setting the colours to "blues", "yellows"... and setting the "refractive index" way up.
best,
JAG
I did a flame from an exhaustpipe using a spotlight....
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Krister L
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