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Figure 7-29
Steam effect with fluid particles
Changing the halo type as in
Figure 7-30
and giving the particles a distinctive blue-green color will result in
the eerie phosphorescent effect in
Figure 7-31
.
Finally, by creating small spheres (I used Icospheres of subdivision 1, to minimize extraneous vertices) and
dupliverting them onto the particles, as discussed in Chapter 3, “Sculpting and Retopo Workflow,” it is possible
to create a reasonably convincing bubble effect, as shown in
Figure 7-32
. The material for the bubbles is a copy
of the water material with Ray Mirroring increased slightly.
