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Watch this series of video tutorials to see how the particle rendering system Krakatoa from Frantic Films enables VFX artists to create dust, smoke, silt, ocean surface foam, plasma and even solid objects

Click-thru tutorial: Frantic Films’ Krakatoa

By Matt Armstrong / September 6, 2007

Watch this series of video tutorials to see how the particle rendering system Krakatoa from Frantic Films works. Krakatoa is a high-volume point-based particle rendering, manipulation and management toolkit available as a plug-in for Autodesk 3ds Max running on Windows. Krakatoa enables VFX artists to create dust, smoke, silt, ocean surface foam, plasma and even solid objects, all at unprecedented speeds. Krakatoa was demonstrated at the SIGGRAPH.

Krakatoa overview….

Watch an example of the what Krakatoa can do…

Advanced features in Krakatoa…

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