thinkingParticles soft bodies and spline - dancing balloons by Fabian Buckreus
20thinkingParticles 6 in action! thinkingParticles wizard, Fabian Buckreus, did a fully procedural combined multi-physics simulation by using procedural spline creation along with procedural softbodies and proper rigid body collisions. Observe the balloons showing an upward anti-gravity fly away as if they were filled with real nitrogen !
0:01 - 0:07 balloons swaying
0:08 big heave!
0:10 balloons breaking free!
0:12 absolute flight
Cebas Visual Technology
cebas Visual Technology Inc is a privately held software company founded in 1988 in Heidelberg, Germany, now headquartered in Victoria, BC, Canada.
http://www.cebas.com
The company’s advanced tools empowers users of art, including films, music videos, architectural and engineering design professions to achieve realistic, compelling and integrative visual effects that are scientifically accurate and entirely based on realistic multi-physics operators.
Industries served:
cebas 3D modeling, animation, rendering and VFX software is used in feature length motion pictures (blockbusters from the Hollywood film industry), video games, television shows and commercials, as well as for architecture / construction / engineering (ACE), medical illustrations and design visualization, and other industries in which both static and / or animated photo-realism is required.
http://www.cebas.com
Portfolio lineup:
cebas software drives critical VFX (visual effects) scenes in major recent motion pictures such as “White House Down”, “After Earth”, “Star Trek: Into The Darkness”, “Oblivion”, “Die Hard 5: A Good Day to Die Hard”, “Spiderman” Sequels 3 and 4, “Snow white and the Huntsman”, “The Avengers”, “Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn II”, “Battleship”, “Red Tails”, “Ghost Rider 2: Spirit of Vengeance”, “Final Destination 5”, “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I and II”, “Transformers 3D”,“Green Lantern”, “Thor 3D”, “2012”, “Alice in Wonder Land” and “Iron Man 2&3” and many others.
Major game titles in which cebas products were used include “League of Legends”, “The Witcher 2” movie intro, “Classic Transformers”, “Command and Conquer”, “Diablo”, “MX vs. ATV”, “Star Craft”, “Tomb Raider”, and “Wolfenstein”.
Specialties
3D VFX tools, motion picture industry, gaming industry, architecture & design industries
http://www.cebas.com
Industry
Computer Software