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AWS Thinkbox Stoke

Simplify particle simulations for Autodesk 3ds Max

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Benefits

Create particle simulations

Create particle simulations faster for Autodesk 3ds Max compared to competing fluid dynamics plugins.

Easy to use

Allow artists without programming or scripting experience to easily use an extensible procedural geometry modifier.

Artist-friendly channel-editing workflows

Give users access to artist-friendly channel-editing workflows similar to node-based image-compositing applications.

Access optimized geometry

Access optimized geometry and particle lookup operations not available in the Autodesk 3ds Max SDK.

How it works

AWS Thinkbox Stoke simplifies and accelerates the creation of high-volume particle clouds.

Use cases

Enable formats, such as PRT and RealFlow BIN, and simulations from FumeFX, Particle Flow, cebas thinkingParticles, and 3ds Max Force Space Warps.

Create and simulate new fields, including velocity fields, and the loading and saving of field data using industry-standard formats.

Combine field data with 3ds Max subsystems, such as Particle Flow, MassFX, Hair and Fur, Materials, most renderers, and other systems.

Operate compatibly with AWS Thinkbox Krakatoa and its various components, including PRT objects, Magma and Delete modifiers, and Particle Data Viewer.