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Tom Walker was kind enough to point me to nVidia’s new PhysX and VisualFX library for UE4. UE4 was another software that I had several people suggest I use for sake of speedier simulation, because of the real-time rendering. If I can’t achieve the level of quality I want in UE4 then I will be looking into getting FumeFX for Maya and doing the rest of the project in Maya.
Possible Software
1) emTopolizer 2 - Softimage plugin, $167, various other plugins)
2) Softimage - maybe
3) Houdini - no (but has some nice dynamics)
4) Realflow - free for students, commercial = $2230 (:O)
5) FumeFX – student discount = $400, works with Maya
6) PFlow – 3DS Max only – pretty nice though
7) PhoenixFD - for Maya, but requires Vray, $960 :/
8) RayFire - maybe, only for 3DS Max, $130 student version
9) FractureFX - $400, not too bad I guess
10) Digital Molecular Matter - $500 :/
11) Pulldownit - $442
12) GameWorks - nVidia plug-in, works with UE4
13) 2 - 3 Kinect cameras for MOCAP recording, Brekel Software and Motion Builder (free for students)
WHY!!!!???
