Operating system – Windows ® 7 SP1, Windows ® 8.1 Professional, or Windows ® 10 Professional operating system.RAM – 8 GB RAM and 8 GB swap minimum – recommended 32 GB or more RAM, 32 GB or more swap file.Processor – Intel ® 64-bit or compatible processor with SSE 4.2 support.by Sources, Mappers, etc., would be faster if you also have V-Ray installed. Note that reading textures during simulation, e.g. If you do have V-Ray Next or V-Ray 5, please take care to install a matching Phoenix build. If you don’t have V-Ray, it does not matter at all which one you install – Phoenix would still be able to simulate, load, save and preview caches, and it would render with the Scanline Renderer. Phoenix comes in 2 build types – compatible with V-Ray Next and V-Ray 5. And you can simulate foam, liquids, and splashes directly in Autodesk 3ds Max and Maya. It also includes powerful tools and forces for morphing and retiming simulations. Phoenix can simulate variable viscosity, waves and infinite oceans, splashes, mist, and superior foam. With built-in presets for typical simulation types, Phoenix makes it easy to create great-looking fluid effects. Refine existing simulation, speed up or slow down simulation playback, simulate highly realistic and detailed vorticity effects, or render particles as bubbles, drops, points, or fog-the possibilities are limitless. With Phoenix’s powerful adaptive-grid dynamics engine you can create any type of fire and smoke. & DC Entertainment Simulate realistic fire & smoke. There’s even support for Backburner, Deadline or Royal Render for network simulations. Plus, Phoenix works with top industry tools such as thinkingParticles, Krakatoa, Frost, and Stoke MX and is compatible with Alembic, OpenVDB, and Field3D formats. It is seamlessly integrated into Autodesk 3ds Max and Maya and is optimized to render with V-Ray® and Corona. Chaos Phoenix is a fluid dynamics simulator capable of creating a wide range of effects including fire, smoke, flames, liquids, explosions, ocean waves, splashes, spray, mist, and more.

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