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3ds max & After Effects: Steam Tutorial

Our member Inchiology submited his first tutorial which explains how to make Steam effect in unique way (saves render time). For this tutorial, you'll need 3D Studio Max, Adobe After Effects and intermediate knowledge of both programs...

Tutorial Details

Title: Steam Tutorial
Software: 3d Studio Max and After Effects
Difficulty: Intermediate
Format: PDF (Adobe Acrobat)
Author: Inchiology
Website: http://studentpages.scad.edu/~igoroh20/

Introduction

In this tutorial I will offer the 3ds max user a cheat to creating a steamy effect quickly and effectively with little rendering time. This tutorial will show you how to create the effect while the application is up to you.