Frosty shows how to make a multi-leg creature in Bifrost walk by pulling it along. You may have seen creating a Mimic effect or a multi-leg creature that appears to automatically place feet on the
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Frosty looks into the Iterate node in Bifrost and covers feedback ports and appending arrays. The Maya Bifrost Iterate Node is similar to the For Each node. The difference is that the Iterate Node is sequential while
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Frosty looks into the Bifrost Construct Mesh node and creates polys along a strand. This new tutorial from Youtuber “Frosty” is a small(ish) dive into the Bifrost Construct Mesh node and shows how to create
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Frosty covers two small but valuable updates in the latest Bifrost. The big news in the latest addition to Bifrost is USD, Universal Scene Description nodes. Some more minor updates should have some Bifrost users smiling
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New Plastic shows how to make a slushy material procedurally with Octane. This new tutorial from New Plastic shows how to create a delicious-looking slushy material in Cinema 4D using Octane. The tutorial covers how
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Frosty shows how to make a DNA-style double helix from a Curve in Bifrost. This new (audio-less) tutorial from Youtuber “Frosty” shows his node setup for creating a double helix-style DNA strand in Bifrost. The
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“Frosty” shows how you can use a signed distance field to create waves around anything. This new (audio-less) tutorial from Youtuber “Frosty” dives into creating wave outlines around any mesh in Maya using Bifrost. The
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Frosty shows us a custom-defined array to color particles in Bifrost. This new (audio-less) tutorial from Youtuber “Frosty” shows how to color particles over time in Maya Bifrost. The tutorial shows how to make a
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“Frosty” shows how to emit particles when they collide in Maya using Bifrost. Bifrost is an excellent playground for experimenting with particles and effects. This new tutorial from Youtuber “Frosty” shows how you can emit
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“Frosty” helps us understand more about working with arrays and when to use them in Maya Bifrost. Check out this new tutorial from Youtuber “Frosty,” which covers the concept and uses for arrays in Maya
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“Frosty” shows how to get things into the Bifrost graph and back out again using the inputs and outputs. One of the foundational concepts behind Bifrost in Maya is getting data in and out of
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Frosty gives a quick explanation of how the If node works in Maya Bifrost. Maya’s Bifrost is a visual programming language. With it, you can build all kinds of systems, and in essence, you are
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