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Texturing A Ground Fracture In 3D Studio Max

by Kevin Rakes4 Oct 2011

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In this tutorial we will look at integrating a nice ground fracture into a live action shot. The process will look at using a our source video as the texture and how we can project and ‘stick’ it to the fragments.

I will also cover how to set up a multi/sub object material and us it in conjunction with Rayfire to assign the correct texture to correct side of a fragment. We will also use Rayfire to fracture our street.

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Kevin has always been inspired by breath-taking visual effects in movies and commercials and is eager to be part of the new generation to inspire those to come. He has recently graduated from college and is working to step out into the VFX world. Currently his areas of study are motion tracking and particle effects, but enjoys modeling, compositing, and effects editing. When he's not working on his next effect, Kevin enjoys playing computer games, golf, tennis, and spending time with his family.

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