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16,734 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля crebase
crebase1 год назад

Really like these minimal particle effects! I‘m not fimiliar with Touchdesigner (I think this is the software used?) but is this running in real time? Or is baking involves?

Фото профиля Samuel Pietri
Samuel Pietri1 год назад

Thank you! Yes its a real-time based kind of application

Фото профиля Florian KEPLER
Florian KEPLER1 год назад

La mini-théorie du chaos... 😅 lol

Фото профиля 3
31 год назад

😍

Фото профиля Vance Ginn
Vance Ginn1 год назад

Deep dive into the complexities of energy markets. Explore the barriers and opportunities in energy policy, the role of permitting reforms, and the importance of innovation in achieving energy abundance. Catch my latest episode.

Фото профиля 🌷a lonliboy🌷
🌷a lonliboy🌷1 год назад

What happens if the energy is let loose? 😳

Фото профиля Benjamin
Benjamin1 год назад

How did tou do that ? With which app ? It’s Amazing !!

Фото профиля Samuel Pietri
Samuel Pietri1 год назад

Thank you, I'm using Touchdesigner

Фото профиля KUSHMANDA
KUSHMANDA1 год назад

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Фото профиля BooberSmack
BooberSmack1 год назад

Any place to find more info on volumetric modeling?

Фото профиля KnownUnknown
KnownUnknown1 год назад

Amazing!

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