[Joerg271]

Hello everyone,
I try me just with a CNC burning machine.
Created it was convert program in a CAD the 3ds format and processed in Cinema 4 d 11 Studio bundle and is now rendered in Maxwell render R1.7.

So far so good, but unfortunately wieß I as time such a fire Schweif buttons, as to see the real screen is where.
In cinema I used Ermitter and Lichquellen, what not work with Maxwell.
Has somebody an idea as I so can create it in cinema that it also looks in Maxwell?

Am delighted with your opinion to my CNC burning engine.

Greeting Jörg

[rusteberg]

communication a bit unclear, but it looks like you are trying to mimic the metal splattering effect shown in second image?
if so, then you could create a series of planes at the base of the cut point with material mapped as so:


then render it out (here is the material i used with clip map and embedded emitter. you'll probably want to use a clip map closer to what you are showing in second image: http://www.wanderplay.com/stuff/metalsplatter.zip
alternatively for better effect, you could create an mxi to use as the emitter opposed to rgb color.



hope this helps!

[rusteberg]

and i have a feeling someone will complain that the emitters shouldn't intersect.....

[Joerg271]

Thanks for the help.

Sorry, my contribution strange sounds that.
My English is not perfect.

So I try to create such sparks and leave render later to look like the real screen in Maxwell.

Greeting Jörg

[raja]

hi Jörg,

interesting challenge.

in reality its hot/radiating particles flying fast.
try motion blur.

regards,
raja

[Joerg271]

With motion blur is a good idea and will test this.

Here a new update of the CNC machine.

Welcome comments.

Greeting Jörg

[bejack]

the aluminium in the background looks good. but in the center , i think, it´s reflecting a little bit too much.
and i guess, if you are burning a steel plate with that amount of rust, you´ll get a lot of splattering parts throughing around

[Joerg271]

After long time back an update.
I created the spark of burning with motion blur.
Thank you again for the tip.

I am looking forward to comments from you.

Greeting Jörg

[Joerg271]

the aluminium in the background looks good. but in the center , i think, it´s reflecting a little bit too much.
and i guess, if you are burning a steel plate with that amount of rust, you´ll get a lot of splattering parts throughing around

I was before I 3D Designer, almost 14 years as a mechanical engineers work and I had to work with a burning engine.
Rust in the iron is really the case..
Because the rust is only superficially...
When it comes with a Flex the material is again blank.

Greeting Jörg

[raja]

looks cool.
i think, bejack means that you should have more particles flying - because of rust.
like the photograph of machine you posted.

regards,
raja

[Joerg271]

Here a new update of me and the CNC burning machine.

Welcome comments from you.

What I have only a problem is, to see still noise are although render I image 24 hours and it triple size leave.

How can get you away noise?

Greeting Jörg