Bifrost Wedging 101-2: Taking your FX to the cloud @Autodesk_Maya
Bifrost Wedging 101-2: Taking your FX to the cloud  @Autodesk_Maya
Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Hernan Santander (a.k.a. Sepu) steps through the process of computing wedges with Flow Wedging in Bifrost 2.12.0.0 for Maya.

# Chapters:

00:00 - Intro
00:15 - Enabling the plug-in
00:45 - Scene setup
06:36 - Setup preview rendering
07:53 - Sending to the cloud
10:26 - Monitoring the job
13:04 - Applying a wedge

Other videos in this series:
Bifrost Wedging 101-1: What is wedging?
youtu.be/DxtMh0pqTI4

Bifrost Wedging 101-3: Creating static variations (for clouds, trees, flowers, etc)
youtu.be/cMuiK3eeBhs

Bifrost Wedging 101-4: Submitting unsimulated variations
youtu.be/h_LDs_8C6ok
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