This mParticles tutorial covers how to shatter glass and use multiple binding types to restrict glass to framing, etc. Other particle systems are used to break the glass by impact and stress.

The video is 42 minutes long in 1280×720 WMV format and the download features the start and final setups, as well as screen shots and previews.

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All scene files set up with 3ds Max 2010-64 bit.

Get gory with this mParticles tutorial and learn how to set up ripping and tearing systems. Tearing will be achieved by stress and the particle system skinned to a hires mesh. You will also cover how to restrict a Birth Grid to only what you need for your effect for better speed.

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The video is 22 minutes long in 1280×720 WMV format and the download features the start and final setups, as well as screen shots and previews.

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This mParticles tutorial goes over foliage setups that can interact with collision objects and bend and wave in the wind and by interaction like ferns or low growing shrub/bushes. The same setup style can be adopted to set up whole tree branch systems that rock in the wind or get hit by an object.

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The video is 32 minutes long in 1280×720 WMV format and the download features the start and final setups, as well as screen shots and previews.

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This mParticles tutorial shows how to set up a net structure that can be fired at other particle systems. You will learn how to set up two systems that interact with each other as well as basic rag doll setup.

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The video is 57 minutes long in 1280×720 WMV format and the download features the start and final setups, as well as screen shots and previews.

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This mParticles tutorial covers how to set up bamboo like tree or foliage structures and basic rag doll setup. Learn how to build to particle systems that talk to each other.

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The video is 33 minutes long in 1280×720 WMV format and the download features the start and final setups, as well as screen shots and previews.

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This mParticles tutorial shows you how to set up bomb like wall destruction using two particle systems, one as wall and one as detonator. Alternatively you can set up other types of wall destruction with this setup. Different wall solidities can be achieved through glue binding settings shown.

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The video is 39 minutes long in 1280×720 WMV format and the download features the start and final setups, as well as screen shots and previews.

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This mParticles tutorial explains how to set up hollow soft bodies using a trick to chop objects into sub objects and re-glue them.

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The video is 26 minutes long in 1280×720 WMV format and the download features the start and final setups, as well as screen shots and previews.

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This mParticles tutorial shows you how to create a metal bending and squashing effect using glue bindings and the Particle Skinner. You will learn how to set up different metal qualities from rigid to soft.

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The video is 24 minutes long in 1280×720 WMV format and the download features the start and final setups, as well as screen shots and previews.

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This tutorial covers how to create sticky objects using mParticles Glue bindings that constantly add more surrounding objects to their mass. If you are not familiar with the video game “Me and My Katamari” check this out 🙂 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Me_%26_My_Katamari

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The video is 39 minutes long in 1280×720 WMV format and the download features the start and final setups, as well as screen shots.

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All scene files set up with 3ds Max 2010-64 bit.