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the creation process of this mesh started very similar to the displacemed greeble cube I posted yesterday. I used a cube, selected a random set of faces and subdivided them. After doing this a view times I used select random one more time and extruded the selected faces.

Then I applied a subdivision modifier to smooth the mesh. Because it started to look really awesome in wireframe mode, I used a wireframe-modifier to create the final net-like structure you can see in this render.

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For this animation I used the bTrace addon to create a curve connecting all particles from a particle set and second set of curves connecting the particles to the emitter

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for this blender animation I experimented with an uv-mapping and a brick texture

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This animation was created with a goosberry testbuild of blender using the new point density node to create volumetric materials using particle systems in blender

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you will need a gooseberry-testbuild to render the animation testbuilds of blender can be found here

I made another experiment with the cubesurfer addon by pyroevil

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For this animation I used two displacement modifiers with different textures and animated their strenght

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I made a short animation in the new blender-2.74 testbuild

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I fractured a cube using the cell-fracture-addon and animated the pieces using the push/pull transform and the random-transform functions

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I used a uv mapped curve with a ring texture in cycles to create this animated light-stripes

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For this animation I used a hair particle system and a vortex force field

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