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Creating the Matrix Bullet Effect using 3D Studio Max
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Tampa Bay Florida USA
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In this tutorial, Michael Park will demonstrate how to recreate the famous bullet trail effect from the Matrix. While this is an older effect, the principles and techniques can apply to a number of other effects. Mike will demonstrate how to use Particle Flow with instanced geometry to create the bullets and trails and also throw in a tip on how to make the bullets slow down to a stop in mid-air. |
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