Topic: Fire test with LEGO pieces
Four test of fire with LEGO pieces. Just say what is the best test (1,2,3 or 4), please.
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Four test of fire with LEGO pieces. Just say what is the best test (1,2,3 or 4), please.
Im thinking number one. But it might help if the big fire pieces come up faster.
I like them all. It all depends on the mood of your film, and what the fire is reacting with. For example, number 1 seems to be a fire on some gasoline or something because it is so large, Fire 2 seems to be burning on a windy day, Fire 4 is more subtle, and could be used in a torch on a wall in a cave, and Fire 5 would work better if the fire were moving, like along a stream of gun powder or something instead of standing still.
With that being said, my personal favorite is #1. But only on the medium-sized fire pieces. I think the speed of the animation is perfect for every-day use. (like a campfire, maybe).
#1 looks better but without context - hard to tell. House on fire - great. Camp fire with sing songs - not great!!
#2 and 3 looked the same to me. #4 was about to give me seizures.
Somewhere between 2 and 3 for a regular fire would look great. The first one looked awesome for lighting a fire! 
Thank you for all your advices about this test! But Rioforce has the most interesting advice: using a specific fire animation for a specific situation...
I like them all. It all depends on the mood of your film, and what the fire is reacting with. For example, number 1 seems to be a fire on some gasoline or something because it is so large, Fire 2 seems to be burning on a windy day, Fire 4 is more subtle, and could be used in a torch on a wall in a cave, and Fire 5 would work better if the fire were moving, like along a stream of gun powder or something instead of standing still.
With that being said, my personal favorite is #1. But only on the medium-sized fire pieces. I think the speed of the animation is perfect for every-day use. (like a campfire, maybe).
#1 looks better but without context - hard to tell. House on fire - great. Camp fire with sing songs - not great!!
You haven't seen my campfires apparently...
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