BlastCode 1.7 For Maya 2009, 2010, 2011 x64Bit

Posted by Users on 2010/11/21
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BlastCode 1.7 For Maya 2009, 2010, 2011 x64Bit


Blast Code is designed for the destruction of objects. Its highly interactive design greatly reduces the time needed to develop totally unique blast scenarios. Blast Code provides animators the ability to test a multitude of destruction scenarios, and quickly make adjustments to any part of the simulation.

Kiloton
Blast Code “Kiloton” is the ideal tool for destroying any NURBs surface. You can precisely control the exact degree and pattern of bending, cracking, and shattering of any material you choose with amazing realism.

In addition to all the standard features, Blast Code “Kiloton” contains our most popular fracturable surface called “slabs”.

Megaton
Blast Code “Megaton” combines all the tools necessary to create stunning demolition effects.

In addition to all the standard features, Blast Code “Megaton” contains slabs, sweep, and details.

Blast Code Operation

Blast Code models are manipulated through NURBs control surfaces. Control surfaces are used to convey deformation information to geometry attached to them. They are usually not part of the rendered scene.

The geometry making up the model to be blasted is produced by either:

Converting the control surfaces into fracturable meshes. (Slabs)
Creating fracturable sweeps along NURBs curves. (Sweeps)
Attaching pre-existing geometric objects (NURBs or meshes) to the control surfaces. (Glue Objects)

Fragmentation is achieved using random or custom crack patterns.
Virtual destructive energy sources called explosives are attached to the control surfaces, and are used to fragment the models into debris. Debris is jettisoned from the control surface based on the force and direction of the charge and its type of material.
Dynamics are then added to the debris to achieve the resulting flight trajectory and collision characteristics.
Finally, optional smoke or fire is added using the built-in particle emitters.

This method has proven to be very fast and effective in producing complex simulations, and remains very flexible when modifying any part of the simulation.

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35 comments on “BlastCode 1.7 For Maya 2009, 2010, 2011 x64Bit”

  6. Hy Playboy how you find Autodesk Maya 2011 direct download Linl Please tell me.I want 3dmax Direct Link.

  7. woaaw is it for real ….. guys fracture size is no limit in this plug in just create your fracture image in photoshop and then use it as pattern and decrease the scale you get lots of fracture in your nurb object who cares about 30×30

  8. thanks for this!!

    does anyone know where to find basic documentation for this?
    i’m just trying to add collision objects, which is probably really basic, but their site doesn’t have any manuals and the tutorials arent much help

  9. Any help to get a mac version!
    I never find any good Plug ins for mac.
    Nobody want to ckack them or is to hard?
    Can som know why?

  10. they have good tuts on their site… thanx megatons mr. play dvd boy.
    (nobody wants to crack a rotten fruit – it might smell ugggly)

    • There’s two plugins, the megaton and killaton version, which one is this?

      one costs 395 the other 1495, so hope this is the better one!

  13. hi.
    link maya Direct
    VatanDownload.com
    Search =”Maya ” In Web Site Very Cool Site
    if Blast Code Tutorial Video Put The it
    tnx

  17. Mac version would be awesome. Rayfire is for 3DSMax not Maya and 3DSMax is Windows only…

  18. 32 bit version please……………………………………..please ………………………………….

  19. Crack for Mac version please.! :) if found the package file for osx but can’t find the crack file..please do upload if you get one.! :)

  23. anyone know if there’s a maya 2012 version of this, do you think this would work with 2012, anyone tested it on that version?

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