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PolySnow - a 3DSMax plugin for creating realistic snow with a click

Press Release 2019-01-04 11:30 article  > All

Let the snow fall on your 3D objects and scenes with the click of a button.

 

 

 

A variety of parameters lets you get the desired results in every situation.

Features:

  • User friendly user interface with some explanation tooltips on buttons.
  • Live parameters let you adjust the snow at anytime you want.
  • Non-destructive workflow.
  • SnowMerge is a powerful tool lets you connect snow meshes seamlessly.
  • Full control over the calculated mesh.
  • You can change the settings and get a large number of variations.
  • Very fast particle calculation with a different resolutions option.
  • Add or remove snow from the areas you want by using edit particles tool.
  • Multiple layers of snow can be created and combined seamlessly.
  • There is also mesh resolution settings so you can create a low poly or highly complex snow objects.
  • Can be used for multiple objects at the same time.
  • Polycount of the original object doesn't matter for snow quality.
  • You can sculpt the snow for more detail with a edit poly modifier.

Plugin costs $19. More info here.

Author: Press Release Editor: Michał Franczak
Tags: 3dsmax snow snow
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