I can Batch Render if i do not add an image to the PRTApplyTexture-Texture slot. It will render the plain Texture colour OK as a batch Render without error. I am just using a simple Maya Cube with the default UV map.
It depends on how Krakatoa is set up. The reason my example used Emission is that I did not apply any dynamic lighting to the particles. The Color channel is used as the Scatter color when lights are involved. But lights in Krakatoa always produce shadows from particles onto particles. Since the projected image is generally already pre-lit (the non-Krakatoa renderer calculated its own lighting), all we want are self-illuminated solid pixels floating in 3D space. Thus, setting the Emission channel to the color from the texture, and setting Krakatoa to Use Emission while ignoring the scene lighting is the right thing to do. Then play with the balance of the Final Pass Density and Emission Strength to dial in the Emission color to a level that is not overbright and reproduces the original rendering as faithfully as possible.
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When we developed Magma for KMY, the shortcuts worked great. Then new versions of Maya came out, with updated Qt and UI, and even the Windows version started having issues with those shortcuts. Thankfully, there are alternative ways to create the nodes. But I could not find a way to fix how the Qt-defined keyboard hotkeys / shortcuts behave.
You should be able to manually add the paths to the plugins by editing the plugin.ini files. If you already have 3dsMax 2024, you can copy from its plugin.ini file. If not, you can add yourself. Do not forget to set the Permissions of the plugin.ini file to allow writing.
However, Why3 does not have its ownfront-ends for C or Java yet. For the moment, to smoothly encourageusers to move to Why3, Krakatoa and Jessie have been given theoption to generate intermediate code for the Why3 VC generator. Itis thus recommended to install Why3 conjointly with Why version2.41. See the respective manuals of Krakatoa and Jessie fordetails. The table below summarizes the compatibility between Frama-C, Why 2.xx and Why3 versions
Regarding Java source files, in version 2.30 and higher, thecommand gwhy File.java continues to call the former Why VCgenand gwhy interface, whereas krakatoa File.java now calls theWhy3 VCgen and GUI. The former behavior of the krakatoa command isobtained using the new option -gen-only.
Krakatoa for Autodesk Maya (also known as Krakatoa MY or KMY for short) is a volumetric particle rendering plugin inplemented using the C++ Interface to Thinkbox Software's Krakatoa renderer for Linux, Mac OSX andMicrosoft Windows operating systems.
Updated 5 January 2022: AWS has now open-sourced the 3ds Max editions of Krakatoa and XMesh, along with the 3ds Max edition of particle meshing toolkit Frost and 3ds Max particle reflow toolkit Stoke.
Krakatoa, the popular volumetric particle rendering plug-in from Thinkbox Software, is now available for Maxon Cinema 4D. Started as a development project by Ugly Kids artist Daniel Hennies, who with the help of a programmer adapted a standalone version of Krakatoa into his fluid- and particle-rich C4D workflow, Thinkbox's new off-the-shelf version of Krakatoa C4D lets Cinema4D artists control particle rendering from within their preferred tool. In beta since last December, it officially shipped in mid-April.
Krakatoa C4D lets artists render billions of particles but also control the color, emission, absorption and density of particles at the particle level. A dedicated set of tools for so-called "sticky" camera mapping projections allow solid objects to be projected onto particles in 3D space, where they can be moved and dissolved without changing the color and shading of the original object. Dedicated scene objects inside Krakatoa C4D include PRT Loader, for loading external file sequences and controlling them at render time; PRT Volume, for filling a polygon mesh with particles; PRT Surface, for randomly distributing particles on a mesh; and PRT Fractal, which lets artists setup procedural fractal particle distributions based on a random point.
The software works with both R14 and R15 versions of C4D on OSX and Windows. Node-locked workstation licenses of Krakatoa C4D are $595, a more affordable price than the fuller featured Krakatoa versions for Autodesk 3ds Max and Maya.
Thinkbox has just posted this tutorial to help C4D artists get started with Krakatoa. For those already already familiar with the renderer, this tutorial shows you how to bake the scene lighting and re-render the particles without adding another lighting pass when you do your final render.
Krakatoa and XMesh are both plug-ins that are available for use with Autodesk Maya and 3ds Max, among other options. Krakatoa specifically processes and renders volumetrics, which allows VFX artists to create realistic visual phenomena like dust, smoke, or rain. Krakatoa can be integrated into Maya, 3ds Max, Cinema 4D, or used as a stand-alone renderer. XMesh accelerates file uploads for geometry asset files.
AWS Thinkbox plugins Krakatoa and XMesh for Autodesk Maya are now available under the Apache 2.0 open source license. Krakatoa and XMesh are part of a suite of AWS Thinkbox artist tools that support rendering, VFX and simulation workflows, and are in use in studios around the world. Krakatoa is a volumetric particle rendering, manipulation and management toolkit, and XMesh is a geometry caching system.
Hi i am currently using 3ds max with Krakatoa to simulate various passes to create a particle explosion, i am rendering passes with 100 thousand particles.However i cannot render all of the frames. The reason for this is when the render reaches certain frames it fails due to a error message saying bad allocation.
This error message is beyond my knowledge i am looking for any help with this , i doint really understand why it is happeing because i have rendered scenes using krakatoa with 3 million particles before and had no problem?
Just out of curiosity have you cached your particles (I assume that you are using Pflow)? Also have you tried writing the particles to PRT then loading with the PRT loader, instead of a direct particle render?
I got a free modeled rigged head that I animated forward. To make the sand effect I used FumeFx and after that PF + Krakatoa.
I rendered my animation out as TARGA with alphachannel, but I have many black areas inside my particles. I used 7 mio particles. I need only the particles and the rest transparent and not that black like you can see on the eyes part and forhead etc. There where no eyes availible that are just 2 holes.
Anyone know why?
I want to make something like the sandface in the mumie for a uni project.
I just uploaded some clips and animations I rendered many years ago (some even 7 or 10 years ago), and even though they are flat particles if you rotate with the camera around them, they seem round and have shading on them like a 3d object. Not to mention ultra fast to render.
They can be rendered and exported with alpha, but again, in the end it would be just flat cards.
darthviper107, yeah a separate pass would be an option. Also the clips above are captured with cryengine, and yes I can export those with alpha channel. But I would prefer to have a 3d option inside 3ds max.
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