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KittyKat
1 posts

06 Mar 2007
mahmoudnahmad
1,159 posts

06 Mar 2007
welcome to the forum and here is a link I found I hope its close to what your looking for
Cameron
2,374 posts

06 Mar 2007
As for looking like jelly, its just a matter of creating a coloured refracting material much like glass.
Hound77
10 posts

07 Mar 2007
We did a project for a Jello advertisement with animation. Like Cameron said glass material with refraction. Blob mesh (under compound objects) could help. Also try using the Flex modifier for the movement, maybe add some noise...works like a charm.
hype
2,964 posts

07 Mar 2007
Blob mesh makes good jelly. Combined with Cam's colored refraction material, you'll be set!

here's some links that might give you some ideas and help:

http://www.3dluvr.com/content/article/71/1

http://www.3d-palace.com/xenomorphic/ed ... at_gun.htm

at this place, go check out their gallery and their tutorials. I am SURE you'll find something in the gallery that rocks!
http://3daliens.com/glu3D/index.htm

also, you will find that blob mesh is VERY slow to calculate. PWrapper, which is part of Glu3D, does the exact same thing, only faster and with a bit more control. You may want to check that out, too.