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Using the X-Particles dynamics system, particles can flow, collide and burn. X-Particles enables you to simulate a wide range of physical phenomena and have them all interact under one unified engine, all controlled using the same flexible and powerful system.

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X-Particles enables you to render particles, splines, smoke and fire all within the Cinema 4D renderer. A range of shaders are also included for sprites, particle wet maps, skinning colour and even using sound to texture your objects.

X-Particles has the most advanced particle rendering solution on the market. It enables you to render particles, splines, smoke and fire, all within the Cinema 4D renderer. Included are a range of shaders for sprites, particle wet maps and skinning colors. You can even use sound to texture your objects.

X-Particles has the most advanced particle rendering solution on the market. It enables you to render particles, splines, smoke and fire, all within the Cinema 4D renderer. Included are a range of shaders for sprites, particle wet maps, and skinning color, you can even use sound to texture your objects.

The new NeXus nxFluids solver combines PBD and SPH into one unified toolset. Choose the solver type and have all the control you need. Add the all-new nxFluid tag to any emitter for complete access to your particles and make the fluid grains different densities for all types of fluid effects.

Enrich your NeXus fluid simulations with foam particles for added realism. This feature enables you to generate foam, trapped air and spray particles on top of your nxFluidPBD and nxFluidFX simulations.

Change occurs naturally, using the points to ensure no intersections occur. toTree opens up endless possibilities for design, a perfect accompaniment to X-Particles; use any emitter to create particles that can then become part of your tree. Colonization is easy; create multiple trees, different species, and ages within a landscape.

This operator simulates the effect of natural abrasion and erosion on the terrain. Currently, three kinds of erosion are supported: thermal weathering, coastal and hydraulic. Hydraulic erosion uses both 2D particles and is fully integrated with X-Particles. Thus, enabling you to combine X-Particles modifiers for complete control over how the erosion simulation works.

A wide range of Dynamic modules from Constraints to Fluids and Fire means you can add life to your particles, replicating realistic physical particle behavior. Our interactive tools are intuitive, combining a whole host of X-Particles effects using multi-threaded options leaving you with unlimited possibilities and the ability to create caches for the production pipeline.

Generate fast and stable geometry and Splines from particles. Attach your animated models to create realistic cache ready simulations. X-Particles comes with Particle Color support, plus the New OpenVDB Support for industry standard meshing.

A wide range of modifiers enables you to create exceptional effects, with a simple and intuitive workflow aided by effect stacking. Multi-threaded options and a unique and straightforward system of Questions and Actions means you have full control of your particles. Plus, Data mapping from particle information and complete R20 Field Support.

Add realistic fluid dynamics to your particles, you can also transfer physical and color data from explosions. Advection enables you to combine ExplosiaFX with FluidFX and ClothFX, giving you amazing results.

Advection means you can add hyper-realistic fluid dynamics to your particles. You can transfer physical and color data from explosions. Advection allows you to combine ExplosiaFX with Fluid and Cloths with impressive results.

xpParticlesFalloff. Now you can use particles as single falloff objects. Our exciting new xpParticles Falloff will open the door to endless possibilities, from random growth to unique color changing effects. Let each particle become the controller of your modifiers.

The exciting new Fragmenter object in X-Particles 2.5 enables you to turn the faces of any polygon object into your own controllable particles.You can use it to drive a single object or a hierarchy of objects as particles, giving you the freedom to take your animations to another level.

The screaming fast emitter in X-Particles allows for an unbelievable maximum particle count of 1 billion particles! Some of the features are covered in tutorials below are:fluid simulation with wet map generationmultiphysics constraintscollision engineMike Batchelor of slouchcorp.com is an expert in X-Particles so you'll be seeing his name here a lot. He does tutorials on his own and for INSYDIUM LTD, the maker of X-Particles. He put together six basic quick start guides on some of the X-Particles features to get you started with X-Particles.

According to Samantha et al. [20] and Kolahdooz et al. [21], the application of friction stir processing to 380 alloys would lead to the breaking down of both aluminum dendrites and acicular Si particles which are much finer than those obtained using HPDC. Also, the interparticle distance is reduced by about 50%, resulting in significant improvements in the alloy hardness due to low porosity and microstructural homogeneity. The microstructure and properties of V-treated 380 alloy processed by the rheo-squeeze casting technique were investigated by Lin et al. [16]. The results show that by increasing the V concentration from 0% to 1.05%, the average length and volume fraction of the β-Al5FeSi phase is reduced to 30 µm and 1.44%, respectively. When the melt is solidified under high pressure, the solute diffusion coefficient is decreased, whereas the liquidus temperature and solid solubility of the solute element are both increased [22,23,24,25]. This process leads to the precipitation of different phases coupled with marked grain refining which may be attributed to the precipitation of fine Si2V phase particles. Another parameter to be considered is the addition of Mg. The work of Istrate et.al [26] reveals the interaction of Mg with other elements such as Zr, resulting in uniform grains. Salahshoor and Guo [27] confirmed that the interaction between Mg and Ca (which exists as a tramp element in commercial alloys) results in the formation of a Mg2Ca compound/intermetallic phase that precipitates on the grain boundaries, restricting their growth.

Backscattered electron images viewed from alloy A (0.35 C/s) in the as-cast condition, showing (a) β-Fe phase platelets existing with massive Al2Cu particles; (b) fracture of a β-platelet; (c) particles of Q-phase growing out of the (Al-Al2Cu) eutectic network.

SEM of the fracture surface of alloy A under different conditions: (a) as-cast-general view, (b) high-magnification view of the central portion, (c) following solution heat treatment, and (d) in the T6 condition (20 h at 155 C corresponding to maximum UTS level). Note the presence of spherical Si particles at the bottom of the dimples in (c) orange arrows, and slip bands, white arrows.

Examples of crack initiation sites: (a,b) crack, (c) porosity, (d) slip bands, (e,f) oxide films and inclusions, (g) cleavaged areas, and (h) river-line striations.