In this interesting video tutorial we will see a lesson on how to use the Particle Flow modifier in Autodesk 3ds Max to interact two colliding objects creating a sort of dynamic grooves of the object that is ‘hosted’ on the surface of the other. Excellent example to create fantastic effects.
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