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Vue F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Oct 26 8:50 am)
I have one - it's based on Vue 5, but will work just as well in Vue 6.
http://users.tns.net/~mwalter1/caustics.pdf
Then, take a look over at GeekatPlay. Lots of tutorials and one on underwater. Â
http://geekatplay.com/index.php See tutorial #30
P.S. My tutorials will not be available on my site for much longer - I will be moving them to ShareCG (they host for free and are quick for downloads). Â
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Quote - Now i need a Tutorial for Vue 6 Esprite forgenerating your own ecosystems like in Xstream
If you Esprit without additional modules, you can only populate an ecosystem created by someone else. In order to create ecosystems, either get just the Ecosystems additional module (or Vue Pro).
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The better real scene is to make a photograph.
Vue 6 is a program for to creat a virtual scene, but if you want to have a realism in your image, with the textures, bumps and function, you can have some very realist image, but still virtual. See in the gallerie general here and I'm sure you will have a lot surprise...
Do you have the Vue sample scenes installed ?
There should be at least two underwater scenes for training and check, how it's set up.
You could even use the atmospheres or whatever as base starts for your own scenes to be changed as you like it.
And there is, too, a scene with a ocean wavy surface, produced with the function editor, could be used as a base water surface to hover above your scenery and to send light through it's surface for water light beam effects or whatever...
Folk use HAZE or fog to simulate underwater conditions ;)Â
to give "caustics" you can use a light gel applied to a spot light.
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Hey Gang - A little off-topic here, but I'm having a sudden issue with Vue6E, specifically around underwater scenes, and am wondering if anyone has run into this. My main camera is disappearing from the scene and vue won't allow me to add another one. This is happening regardless of whether I build the scene, then add the water, or whether I start the camera below or above water level. Has anyone ever run into a disappearing camera before?
Strange - check your options setting (File, Options) and look at the display tab. Maybe uncheck both the stop camera to go below clipping plane and clip objects below clipping plane.  Maybe the first is unchecked, but the second one is not - so once camera goes below the water is not displayed...
It should always still be on the browser list though. If it is disappearing from there - that would be a tech support ticket.
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dose anyone know of a good tutorial for underwater scenes?
of where i could get a free one?