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The NeXus Beta is almost here! Here's a test using a new NeXus modifer which binds particles to the volume of an animated mesh. The particles can then be procedurally released to create crumbling character animations.

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Author: INSYDIUM LTD
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Client: Makmak
Director: Korb
Production + Postproduction Company: Korb
Sound Design: Echolab

2026

Author: korb
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For Top Tip Tuesday this week, we’re jumping in to Redshift, rendering fire and smoke with motion blur.

Beginning with an nxExplosiaFX low-res blast, we start setting this up for render by reducing the Voxel Size to introduce more detail and then caching the scene to OpenVDB, ensuring the Velocity channel is checked or no motion blur will be created. With the cache complete and the xpCache object switched off, we reintroduce the cached VDB using the MAXON Volume Loader object, the key to accessing the Vector Motion Blur options we will need to get this rendered.

Adding an already created Redshift material to the Volume Loader, we change the Channel to density and first test render a frame without motion blur before adding a Redshift Object Tag with Motion Vector enabled and our velocity channels input.

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Author: INSYDIUM LTD
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This is a series of works in which the tree root becomes a central motif for exploring identity, community, past experience, and migration. Recent events have compelled many to change countries and cultural contexts. This new series examines the moment when the root—a symbol of origin and rootedness—is torn from the earth and placed in a sterile, alien environment. While retaining its raw, organic internal structure, the root is encased in metal on the outside, adopting the forced language of a new way of life. Thus, the root continues to live not despite displacement, but through it—sprouting through the white architecture of the space as if through new soil. This metaphor for social and informational shifts can be likened to a rhizome—a non-linear structure lacking a single center, standing in contrast to a (...)

Author: mityamarkov
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