Volumetric fire looks cuboid
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I do not know why. The tutorial I followed was https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_ybn4tYxs4.
I am not able to get the result of a nicely shaped flame.
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cycles volumetrics fire
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I do not know why. The tutorial I followed was https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_ybn4tYxs4.
I am not able to get the result of a nicely shaped flame.
Below is my set up for the domain:
cycles volumetrics fire
edited 2 hours ago
Sazerac
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asked 3 hours ago
lalalala
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I do not know why. The tutorial I followed was https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_ybn4tYxs4.
I am not able to get the result of a nicely shaped flame.
Below is my set up for the domain:
cycles volumetrics fire
edited 2 hours ago
Sazerac
2,9262824
asked 3 hours ago
lalalala
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I do not know why. The tutorial I followed was https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_ybn4tYxs4.
I am not able to get the result of a nicely shaped flame.
Below is my set up for the domain:
cycles volumetrics fire
cycles volumetrics fire
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Sazerac
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You have brightness set to 1 on both of your bright contrast nodes, it should be 0 as you don't want to modify the brightness at all, increasing the brightness like this is effectively setting the background density to a value above zero, so the whole cube is being rendered.
In fact you don't even need those nodes at all
The other thing I noticed is the top attribute node should use the density attribute for the smoke, rather than the flame attribute.
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You have brightness set to 1 on both of your bright contrast nodes, it should be 0 as you don't want to modify the brightness at all, increasing the brightness like this is effectively setting the background density to a value above zero, so the whole cube is being rendered.
In fact you don't even need those nodes at all
The other thing I noticed is the top attribute node should use the density attribute for the smoke, rather than the flame attribute.
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You have brightness set to 1 on both of your bright contrast nodes, it should be 0 as you don't want to modify the brightness at all, increasing the brightness like this is effectively setting the background density to a value above zero, so the whole cube is being rendered.
In fact you don't even need those nodes at all
The other thing I noticed is the top attribute node should use the density attribute for the smoke, rather than the flame attribute.
answered 1 hour ago
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You have brightness set to 1 on both of your bright contrast nodes, it should be 0 as you don't want to modify the brightness at all, increasing the brightness like this is effectively setting the background density to a value above zero, so the whole cube is being rendered.
In fact you don't even need those nodes at all
The other thing I noticed is the top attribute node should use the density attribute for the smoke, rather than the flame attribute.
answered 1 hour ago
SazeracSazerac
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You have brightness set to 1 on both of your bright contrast nodes, it should be 0 as you don't want to modify the brightness at all, increasing the brightness like this is effectively setting the background density to a value above zero, so the whole cube is being rendered.
In fact you don't even need those nodes at all
The other thing I noticed is the top attribute node should use the density attribute for the smoke, rather than the flame attribute.
answered 1 hour ago
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