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Nuevo tutorial de Alexander Vasiliuk, de vrayschool. Esta vez sobre cómo simular viento en cortinas con la ayuda del Cloth Modifier y las fuerzas de 3ds Max; especialmente útil para agregar una cuota adicional de realismo a tus escenas interiores.
Fuente: vrayschool
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