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I never knew about the environmental creator. Using that with your warp settings gave the effect I was looking for. The settings you gave for the object and textures will help out in the future, but the environmental script was too easy to use to pass it up.<br />

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I never knew about the environmental creator. Using that with your warp settings gave the effect I was looking for. The settings you gave for the object and textures will help out in the future, but the environmental script was too easy to use to pass it up.


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I have been trying to create REAL water (ocean-like) in Max with sprays and relections, just like in Titanic. I know they used Arte to create that water, but is it possible just to create it with Max?
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I have been trying to create REAL water (ocean-like) in Max with sprays and relections, just like in Titanic. I know they used Arte to create that water, but is it possible just to create it with Max?

Creating water in Max like on Titanic

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