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3DS MAX Tutorials : PArrays, Spacewarps, and Visibility
| The bomb spacewarp is often good for quick explosions, however, close inspection reveals paper thin pieces of debris that simply fall through floors and cannot be acted upon by other forces. If an explosion requires debris and some control over the pieces a PArray (Particle Array) can help. The PArray can create explosive visuals and allow forces, such as gravity, wind, and deflectors to act upon the pieces. | sample.gif) |
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