There are some very good affordable stock footage VFX collections around (especially the ones at Video Copilot). As good as Blender fire looks, it's still not as good as the real thing, so I've been planning on adding things like that into scenes in Carrara as needed. The way Andy (3DAGE) suggested will save you even more time as you can see where effects are going and they can be enhanced with lights, etc. I have not had much luck moving things from carrara to blender.Ĭompositing could save you tons of time and frustration. If I use blender, I will have to do a lot more modeling and rigging and that will extend the time that it takes to finish and I am not sure I can really get the look that I want. I guess my dilemma is do I invest the several months working on this animation into Carrara or Blender. I could bring them in as objects and I already have a couple of characters that I modeled and rigged in blender, but they are not as good as what I can get from Dazīlender's dynamic hair, dynamic cloth and the particle system are better than what is available in Carrara (or I don't really know how to use them as well) and I am not sure if Daz is really going to invest the development time into improving those parts of Carrara.īut Blender does not support content and I truly love the versatility that brings However, all of my sets are content and the outdoor scenes would be much easier to in Carrara.
In fact, I have done maybe twice as many animation in Blender then I have in Carrara. I admit I love using content and Genesis but the animation tool set is a little more robust in Blender. However, I am having second thoughts and may do the animation in Blender instead. which I bought from Evovia just before it was acquired by Daz.
My goal was to use it as a learning project about animation in Carrara. I am about to start my first serious animation project a 3 or 4 minute short.
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