Investigation blog post

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 This week I further worked on completing my destruction scene and the fire I would need in my scene

the first thing i did was clean up and spray-paint my 3d print of the statue and although there were a few scuffed areas I think it looks very good.







the next thing i did was fix my temple fragments because for some reason my cell fracture had created the pieces that I made and thousands of useless vertices that were lagging my file so i deleted them by moving all of my important pieces and destroying the others.


and finally i finished making my final fries simulation that would go inside my oil pit in the middle of my temple.


I will consider making a texture for this which has it as blue at the bottom of the flame because that might look interesting.




Weekly Work log

Monday:3d print

Tuesday:Fragments

Wednesday:fragments

Thursday:fire

Friday:fire

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