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Can U Make A Tutorial On Fire Or Water Simulation using Sprites In Blender

Amazing Tutorial!!! Thansk!!!!

Great video man nice simple setup

5:25 to delete point that already displaced - Seperate Geometry 6:30 to make particle disappearing after displaced

is there anywway to make a perfect loop ? it seems it resets after going one round

That is NOT an addon ...

Wonderful and very helpful video.

There's an old saying that says " if it's not broken don't touch it" What was wrong with just ticking a box for bloom ? Is that to complicated for people ? How can it be easier to go into the compositor, add nodes & then select "bloom" ? I wish the blender guru's would just leave things alone. 😡😡😡

This is soo cool! 🎉🎉

suuupppperr! ty <3

Amazing!

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❤❤ thank you

This Video ist absolutely matching to my demand of visualizing the injection of a Piston Engine. Is there a Video too, about shading the particles? Cheers, Axel

i got it, don`t search for subtract, search for Vector math, then submenu.

excellent, Rasheed, may one point at 1:51. The subtract is difficult to find. thx for your Work, Axel.

How can you make a music visualizer out of this?

hey so i wanted to move the particles to a diffrent position but they are not moving what should i do ?

how can make the trail more and more thin ？

bro how can i fade it out entire ??? bu using less then node?????

why -5000 frame start? everytime i typed it in, the system slows down and you can't get any work done. just to be clear...it only starts slowing down when i change the frame start to -5000

This is awesome. I was hoping to find something like this, but hadn't yet figured out how to put it into words and then your video popped up on my feed. Can't wait to try it later!!

Useful tutorial! I continue to make my way around geonodes. 🙂

i was rendering it for 2 hours help me hahah

Hello, it turned out to be very interesting. Stick it to the cylinder and the animation of the candle burning is already ready.))) If there is a separate lesson about setting up the material, then it will be interesting to see.))) Gorenje Well, except for the Patreon.

This is a terrible "solution". 1: The two meshes aren't connected, so you'll get artifacting when displacing. 2: Having two meshes taking up the same space will cause you a lot of headaches. Add in: "Where Point Neighbors < 4, set position to 'nearest' of other mesh" Do this for both meshes, larger one first, exclude the "outer edge" of the larger plane. Then merge by distance. You'll get a seamless, dynamic subdivision mesh without artifacting.

What version of blender?

The audio is terrible, cutting in and out around the middle of the video. But thanks for the video. ^_^

OMG... That'd be fun for Face Melting my 100% Procedural humanoid (18,000 nodes) model. ^_^ th-cam.com/video/XZ171UCxfXA/w-d-xo.html

Very helpful video! Just one thing, is there a way to hide the emitter and just let the particles emit?

nice

calling it an AMAZING transition affect may be a pretty big overstatement

Thank you for your video. I have a question. How could I make it so that the sphere does not melt a hole in it but completely flattens the object?

Nice next tree destruction with leaves

Excellent Tutorial! Thanks!

Thanks Rasheed. great work! I did not know there was an asset menu either

get yourself a better mic setup and you'll flourish

Will it melt an animated character? Are you interested in doing that in a a gig for me?

nice SIr. Than kyou ! this is really magic

Great tut! The community will need this

2:23 just a few nodes for this amazing animation ! so excited to watch, really nice work sir ! thank you for this tutorial. ciao

Thank you so much ! Your demonstration is so brilliant and clear ! Kind regards from France.

Thanks Mate!!!

Why it dont appear in the final render ? Thanks in advance

Hello, I have been creating particles using the emitter and animating them and there are several frems in which the particles disappear when rendering. I am doing the render in cycles with a Noise Threshold 0.1, 256 samples and denoise activated

Hello, may you please create a tutorial about this on text ? thanks

Fantastic tutorial! So easy to follow, very well done

this gave me a ton of ideas about playing around with forces and particles, thank you! :3

thank you for making this video, it was really really helpful to me, I appreciate you.

how I can scale that particles, not particule itself, i mean the whole movement expanded effect , to do a bigger fractal ?