Phoenix FD for 3ds Max 2018

Phoenix FD is a fluid dynamics plugin for 3ds Max that simulates and renders fire, smoke, liquids, and other gaseous phenomena.

Phoenix FD requires a 64-bit version of 3ds Max 2018, as well as a compatible CPU and GPU, and at least 4 GB of RAM.

Phoenix FD can create simulations of fire, smoke, liquids, and other gaseous phenomena, as well as other effects such as explosions and splashes.

Yes, Phoenix FD simulations can be rendered with V-Ray, and the two plugins are designed to work seamlessly together.

Yes, Phoenix FD allows you to simulate multiple types of effects in one simulation, such as fire and smoke or liquid and splashes.

Yes, Chaos Group offers a range of tutorials and documentation to help users learn how to use Phoenix FD, including getting started guides, advanced tutorials, and case studies from industry professionals.

Yes, Phoenix FD offers a range of controls for adjusting the speed and accuracy of simulations, allowing you to achieve the desired results efficiently.

Yes, Phoenix FD supports GPU acceleration for certain features, such as liquid simulations, allowing for faster and more efficient processing.

Yes, Phoenix FD is designed to be compatible with a wide range of plugins and workflows in 3ds Max, including V-Ray, Krakatoa, and more.

Yes, Phoenix FD includes a real-time preview feature that allows you to see your simulation as you work, making it easier to fine-tune settings and achieve the desired results.