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Subject: Re: Snow Storms via Sparks??
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>I'm workign on a school project for a teacher at teh
>university. We need to make a violent snow storm which almost
>obscures the background..eventually the storm subsides to reveal
>the background...Can sparks accomplish this type of effect?
>We're looking for lots of swirling paterns to suggest the
>turbulence of teh storm..I was thinking of using mass amounts of
>particles via lightwave..but perhaps sparks can do it quicker
>and more easily?

Sparks CAN do this, but at the cost of a great ram expenditure...




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