[-Adrian]

Yes. They are going to put jets under the water in front of it so it can show some "action" as they put it.

Oh that's nifty!

[Asmithey]

Hi de4d,

Sorry I missed your post here. The waves were made first in Form-Z by painting a displacement map, in Photoshop, of the way I wanted the waves to roll along the top of the water. I used that image in Form-Z as a displacement map to derive a meshed surface. I then added some bump map in my Maxwell water material as well.

Since Form-Z has no particle system, I can not simulate water splash very easily. So I hand painted all the white caps and foam in Photoshop.

Thanks,

Aaron

[def4d]

Thanks for your reply, there was a plug for 3dsmax that was doing such waves with objects collisions, i can't seem to find it again, maybe it was Splash

[Asmithey]

Hello,

I know this seems like a WIP thread, but it is not. The client keeps make small changes to "final" design. The proportions changes, I made the water not look like water in a swimming pool, paving changed among other changes.

I think these look better than the originally posted renderings. Anyway, here they are.....

Thanks

[Brett Morgan]

Coming along nicely Aaron, where did you get the 3d people?

Brett

[Asmithey]

Thanks Brett,

The people are from axyz's collection. They have better quality poeple models than what I show here, if your modeling app supports .fbx.

Aaron