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.
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simulating fire flames from gas burners
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Overclock your CPU
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For a model, drawing or rendering? Need more info.
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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.
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Cute picture! Does that burn propane or LP gas?
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Perhaps a hollow model of the flame, partially transparent, with a light source inside of it?
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It's Matt - uses plain ol' hot air.
(just kidding Matt)
Richard
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"Richard Doyle" wrote in news:2h1i61F7jg97U1@uni- berlin.de:
Ooooh, damn!
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...one way, set the materials to "AIR" setting the colours to "blues", "yellows"... and setting the "refractive index" way up.
best,
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I did a flame from an exhaustpipe using a spotlight....
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