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Description
Fusion’s curve editor employs splines to facilitate smooth transitions between keyframes, allowing for interpolation as linear, bezier, or b-splines. This capability enables the application of custom curves that can loop, reverse, or ping pong among keyframes, resulting in intricate animations. Furthermore, you can manipulate, expand, and compress groups of keyframes to generate remarkable variations in motion. The replicate tool is designed to effortlessly produce rows of duplicated objects, filling various patterns with ease. By merely adjusting parameters on these replicated items, you can craft animations that appear both complex and polished. Additionally, there are options for randomization that introduce subtle differences, leading to animations that possess an organic quality that other systems may struggle to achieve. You can also create stunning particle effects that shimmer, swirl, and twinkle by employing physics properties such as avoidance, gravity, and bounce, with each behavior contributing to the natural movement of the particles. In essence, the combination of these features allows for the creation of visually dynamic animations that captivate and engage viewers.
Description
PFC, which stands for Particle Flow Code, is a versatile distinct-element modeling tool offered in both two-dimensional and three-dimensional versions, known as PFC2D and PFC3D. This framework is engineered to replicate synthetic granular and solid materials by treating them as assemblies composed of rigid particles of varying sizes, which can include shapes like disks, spheres, and various forms of polyhedra. Its design affords an effective and adaptable approach to simulating the dynamics, interactions, fragmentation, flow, deformation, and failure of particle systems in fields such as geomechanics, mining, civil engineering, materials processing, and industrial design. Notably, PFC excels in scenarios where material behavior is dictated by interactions at the particle level, such as contact mechanics, bonding, friction, rearrangement, fracture, and flow, rather than relying on a continuous material mesh. Users have the capability to model bonded materials, including types like rock, concrete, or cemented soil, as well as unbound granular substances such as sand, gravel, ballast, ore, powders, and small grains. This broad applicability makes PFC an invaluable resource for researchers and engineers working with complex material behaviors.
API Access
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API Access
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Integrations
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No price information available.
Free Trial
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Free Version
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Pricing Details
$9,588 one-time payment
Free Trial
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Deployment
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On-Premises
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iPhone App
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Windows
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Mac
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Linux
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Chromebook
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Deployment
Web-Based
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On-Premises
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iPhone App
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iPad App
No
Android App
No
Windows
Yes
Mac
No
Linux
Yes
Chromebook
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Customer Support
Business Hours
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Live Rep (24/7)
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Online Support
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Customer Support
Business Hours
Yes
Live Rep (24/7)
No
Online Support
Yes
Types of Training
Training Docs
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Live Training (Online)
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Types of Training
Training Docs
Yes
Webinars
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Live Training (Online)
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Vendor Details
Company Name
Blackmagic Design
Founded
2001
Country
Australia
Website
www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/fusion/
Vendor Details
Company Name
ITASCA Consulting
Founded
1981
Country
United States
Website
www.itascacg.com/software/pfc