Tutorial - Particle Skinner + Voxels - 3ds Max & Element 3D

In this motion graphics tutorial we use 3ds Max, After Effects, and Element 3D, to use a voxel script to generate particles within an object, and then use particle skinner to glue the particles to an object. The rendering is done is real time within After Effects and Element 3D.
Download the scripts used in the tutorial here:
EFX Voxel - bit.ly/2TmJ6fI
Export OBJ Script - bit.ly/2BdhZNj
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[@_danil_sh]

Men, I think that this is best tutorial about animation and modeling. You making this really cool. i'm 16 years old boy from Ukraine and I easy realise your video. So, I'm waiting for new video. Sorry about my gramma, maybe there some mistake))

[@lucasstrzelec9743]

Hey, quick question, when you jump into the tutorial, you say you are using a birth group modifier and there is an existing sphere. Can you just explain where that is coming from and how to link it to the object. It seems like the new sphere and the sphere that is already in 3D space are somehow linked. can you just explain this a bit more. Thanks. Great tutorial!

[@lucasstrzelec9743]

When you say at 2:23 that the boxes are registered in the simulation. I guess my question is where does the simulation come from in the beginning of the video? Thanks again.

[@doolu-007]

Sir can you make tuturial for vision's "mind stone" effect like avenger infinity war

[@edstudios]

Thanks for the suggestion, I'll look into it

[@doolu-007]

edstudios Please sir

[@phillinden4029]

I need to ask you a few questions. Starting with can this effect be reversed?

[@edstudios]

Yes, optionally you can set the playback speed to -100%, or you can set the playback speed to 0% and manually keyframe the offset from frame 100 to frame 0 for example i.imgur.com/IZ3YESQ.jpg

[@torgath5088]

How do you unwrap fragmented mesh? An Unwrap UVW breaks after 0 frame. UVW Mapping modifier is not an option as well.

[@edstudios]

I recommend unwrapping a mesh before you fragment it, it becomes very difficult to do the other way around