The Fire Challenge! Feel the burn!

I definatly like the direction yours is goint alot better then mine so far- though just as a suggestion you might take a nother noise and soften and break up that smoke alittle more it looks way to heavy in my opinion You might also add som thin whisps with a perlinn noise set to electrick for those bright whips -for a second smoke choice --Ive been trying to blend a perlin noise -set ghost with a perlin noise -set electric for that smoke like you see off the end of a ciggarete- but for billowing smoke I think you need to vary your oppacity a little more. Those Flames look great though I love the blend you did with them

Just tinkering around a bit and hot damn!

BTW, I reserve the name Burninator.

Cool, I mean hot..Nice work..By the way I don't think that Life preserver would work to good on the water when its on fire...

so now you just need a filter that generates peasants... and countryside

nice work, btw

Are you having the same offset issue im having? because I see the fire wrapping around the top. Or are you even using offset? Do tell!

Okay, I've submitted a fairly polished version.

I've added a time slider so you can make animated sequences albeit it would take quite some time since you'd have to export each frame manually.

Such a travesty what happened to poor Engram's cottage...

Ah, its getting hotter!

Yes, a "frame stepper".

Im not so sure about the owned part they have nailed the flames and even burnt edges now preaty good But I like the fact your trying to incorporate another important aspect of fire----smoke also no entries so far have made blue or white hot flames there are still alot of elements to be explored for instance what about deliberate angular flames--embers etc keep at it Ive seen the rest of your work nothing says you cant whip out something as terific.. one thing Im trying to focus on that I havnt seen in there's is rougher flames the kind that is far more turbulent in nature while also allowing the user to choose clean flowing flames like theese- I will say that Rich's lighting is fantastic and really looks hot but I love Crapidillas burnt edges and I see your smoke looking nice the only drawback with your that I see is the highlighted area is to large and solid needs broken up more --keep that core looking hot but use a soft tone-curve to alter its coloration just slightly

john, you might also add some more reds in there. i tried one a while back like you did and got nowhere near as good.

i think there's a lot of room for more of these too. what about doing this in perspective, like combined with the landscape filter? seeing a burning grass fire from an elevated angle would be a good one. let's see...set alpha mixed with landscape and some of john's fire or richard's edges fire... hmmmm.... and adding in a multiblend....

and btw, richard, very well done! that burning house really looks good!

i'll have to see crapadilla's set on an image, but looks good also!

Dont know why im having such a hard time blending I normally dont there are several flame stages though you realy cant tell with theese and as you can see the puke smiley above is all to appropriate for the blending

Quote
Kraellin wrote: i'll have to see crapadilla's set on an image, but looks good also!

I am quite happy with transparencies so far, but there is still a problem with the whitepoint methinks, and the flames could use more detailed turbulence.

The filter on an image this time...

"And the earth died screaming!"

you guys are having way too much fun

Craig

...

or this way

Liquid splatter+Fire=Napalm!

Do it!

Quote
John Michaud wrote: Liquid splatter+Fire=Napalm!

All right I just had to try my hand at this..Kind of on the order of Sjeitis' filter.
The top veiw of an explosion..

very nice, dstarr. gotta love flaming porn (just kidding )

This worth releasing?

With some of these fiery accomplishments, it becomes less compelling to purchase other fire-simulating texture packages on the market when Filter Forge can have it so competently licked!

Extra Crispy...

Quote
uberzev wrote: FireForgeâ„¢

Sounds like an excellent name for that filter!