G É N I A L E ! J'adore l'attention que tu porte à détailler le tutoriel en mettant en évidence les changements que tu apporte dans ton workflow, c'est mentalement super facile à suivre même si exactement tout dans ce tuto est complètement nouveau pour moi. Ça m'a complètement allumé, tu es mon nouvel idol senpai lol XDD Sérieux, beau travail, tu es ma nouvelle source d'inspiration et de savoir, merci mille fois !!!
Pleasee keep making stuff like this! I work everyday on making stuff that looks like it could be in a game. And your tutorials help a TON! Could you do a tutorial on magic effects later? You're amazing at what you do man ^^ (one more thing, i would love to see a video of showing how to rig a character with cloth that has actual cloth physics. Im wanting my alien character to have a huge sleeve that goes down, but without having any kinda physics it just kinda looks strange..)
Thank you so much for this amazing fire effect 🙏🏼.... For me I can think of many things where this effects can be used.... You are amazing thanks again ❤️❤️❤️
That's a great rig. I thought you would use a driver to offset the motion, I wasn't expecting you to bake the animation and offset it in the curves editor. I guess that is the easier way.
yeah same, i paused the video when he said we bake that stuff cause u can easily do that with drivers or animation node. What an amazing way it was untill he introduced a destructive workflow.
Excellent tutorial ! One suggestion when you want to increment a value through time : instead of setting a keyframe on the value and manually managing a graph curve, you can just write #frame instead of the value. This will create a driver that basically pick up the current frame number, effectively turning your value into an infinite increment. If it's going too fast or to slow, simply click the value again, and multiply the "frame" by any number (a decimal between 0 and 1 to slow down, >1 to speed up, and use negative values to inverse the flow). I.E. if you want the frale it at 20% speed, you'd write "frame*0.2" (without the quote marks). And THEN, if you want further tweaking, you can right-click the value and hit Open the Driver Editor to edit the curve.
Yes, I know this trick and use it pretty oftenly but it can generate bugs, especialy when you are mixing different value in the vector or evolution input of texture. I don't why, but it's seems there is some kinf of easing on the driver when using th #frame option. What I mean by that is that I don't get a linear interpolation
Il n'y a pas un moyen de créer du délai sur l'option "keep transform" sur les os de l'effet? ça pourrait permettre de ne pas bake et de jouer indéfiniment avec. Merci beaucoup pour ces tutos!
what should I do if I attach weapon to character hand? I didn't animate a weapon object but character with copying location and rotation of hand armature to weapon object.
amazing tutorial, one question, May I know is that possible link and offset the animation data, or link and offset keyframe for the bones position? if yes, we do not need to bake it and It always have trail when we are keying animation
"Preserve Volume" In the Armature Modifier gets ignored on export. So when I want to use the animation in an engine it still has that strange spiderweb-like distortion when the blade rotates backwards. Any idea how to get around this issue?
Hello, thanks for this tutorial. I have a question about this : The trail is possible only if the root bone (the "sword" bone in the video) is free from any parent, am I right ? If the sword bone is parented to a hand, the trail will no more have global coordinates, but will have the local coordinates of the parent, which will make the trail follow the hand rotation. How could I parent the sword to a hand and still have th trailed freezed in global space ? I hope I have been clear enough, thank you for all of your tutorials !
@@PierrickPicaut_P2DESIGN Hi, thanks for your quick answer. I think I wanted too much by parenting my trail to my sword. As My trail will only last 7 or 8 frames, I decided to place it manually. Plus, as I can make it remain static at the end of the sword sweep, the trail would naturally disappear off the render. Thanks anyway for the tip. Your other videos are very useful and much inspiring !
Hello! You seem very wise technically when it comes to this type of animation, and I was wondering if you knew anything about older animating file formats and how well this work flow would plug into them. I specifically work with M2 files usually found in the world of Warcraft game engine. I'm going to mess with it myself tonight, but typically to make this sort of effect you need to edit the M2 file directly to set up animations as they break on exporting and conversion. Typically my work flow is to export as an obj, then edit the m2 to accept animation data, and create a second uv layer as typically it will only generate one on conversion. This workflow seems like it may have the required data built into the textures via your nodes, so I will try this and see what the results look like in the game engine. Any thoughts you may have on the subject would be greatly appreciated.
the black part of my fire made from blender doesnt go transparent, y? assume that i followed what you said. Edit: nvm, theres nothing wrong. its jkust that i cant see the alpha.
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I've been looking for a good effect like this for a while now, honestly this tutorial came in clutch
G É N I A L E !
J'adore l'attention que tu porte à détailler le tutoriel en mettant en évidence les changements que tu apporte dans ton workflow, c'est mentalement super facile à suivre même si exactement tout dans ce tuto est complètement nouveau pour moi. Ça m'a complètement allumé, tu es mon nouvel idol senpai lol XDD
Sérieux, beau travail, tu es ma nouvelle source d'inspiration et de savoir, merci mille fois !!!
somehow you make exactly the tutorial that i need.....
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Hi how do I access the bake option Im using my laptop and I already changed my f3 command
It's in the NLA editor, under "edit"
Pleasee keep making stuff like this! I work everyday on making stuff that looks like it could be in a game. And your tutorials help a TON! Could you do a tutorial on magic effects later? You're amazing at what you do man ^^
(one more thing, i would love to see a video of showing how to rig a character with cloth that has actual cloth physics. Im wanting my alien character to have a huge sleeve that goes down, but without having any kinda physics it just kinda looks strange..)
this is such a cool trick :D
thanks for showing !
OMG THANKS this worked PERFECTLY!! Im gonna use it for my video!
in 9.06 why value change to tiling ? before to animating
Brilliant
Thanks man, really appreciated from you.
Definitely a lot of info, but can be delegated to another types of concepts and uses. Enjoy this. Thanks.
This is fire....
Thank you so much for this amazing fire effect 🙏🏼.... For me I can think of many things where this effects can be used.... You are amazing thanks again ❤️❤️❤️
Is nobody going to talk about how the thumbnail says blendfer?
Ye lol
Woah...
New fav channel - keep it up! 👐
I've been waiting for a good tutorial on this for a long time
Love your vids, love your courses
Keep it up
Thanks for your support
thanks, i was looking to do some sort of things like this, but all of them would consume many resources. this one is very eficient
This is too advanced for me ahahaha. I hope to grasp everything sooner. Thanks for this awesome tutorial
When you got to the rigging and animating part, I lost it
amazing video
Lovley tutorial, uploaded on my birthday :D ty
very good
I had a follower suggest your channel and I'm glad he did! Great content and I really love the quality of it too.
I love this tutorial ❤️please do stylize electric effect.
This is just AWESOME
Thanks
Wow you are amazing brother ❤
Mindblowing as always, thank a ton
Merci, Pierrick!
super, merci
Someone give this man a Nobel Prize
Got to have a look to my mailbox then :D
Did you find it in mailbox? Or shall I bring it for you
That's a great rig. I thought you would use a driver to offset the motion, I wasn't expecting you to bake the animation and offset it in the curves editor. I guess that is the easier way.
yeah same, i paused the video when he said we bake that stuff cause u can easily do that with drivers or animation node. What an amazing way it was untill he introduced a
destructive workflow.
thankyou so much this really helpful
Thank you for this tutorial!
this is so awesome!
This is what I need, I've been looking for it for a long time, thanks bro!!!
Thank you for the excellent tutorial!
Thanks a lot. Great tutorial. I just subscribed after watching this video.
Thanks!
Спасибо, сейчас попробую сделать
Excellent tutorial !
One suggestion when you want to increment a value through time : instead of setting a keyframe on the value and manually managing a graph curve, you can just write #frame instead of the value. This will create a driver that basically pick up the current frame number, effectively turning your value into an infinite increment. If it's going too fast or to slow, simply click the value again, and multiply the "frame" by any number (a decimal between 0 and 1 to slow down, >1 to speed up, and use negative values to inverse the flow). I.E. if you want the frale it at 20% speed, you'd write "frame*0.2" (without the quote marks). And THEN, if you want further tweaking, you can right-click the value and hit Open the Driver Editor to edit the curve.
Yes, I know this trick and use it pretty oftenly but it can generate bugs, especialy when you are mixing different value in the vector or evolution input of texture.
I don't why, but it's seems there is some kinf of easing on the driver when using th #frame option.
What I mean by that is that I don't get a linear interpolation
@@PierrickPicaut_P2DESIGN Huh, I've never noticed such a thing. I'll dig into that.
All it's cool,but a question: is it possible to do this with a 3D object? I tried with a cylinder but the bones do not work correctly
Just i really need this in 3d and if you know how to make that,help me please
That's a very good tutorial. The practice is a bit hard but it's absolutely amazing!
Awesome tutorial
Very practical, thank you
really nice tutorial! thanks
Il n'y a pas un moyen de créer du délai sur l'option "keep transform" sur les os de l'effet? ça pourrait permettre de ne pas bake et de jouer indéfiniment avec. Merci beaucoup pour ces tutos!
nice
thank you
I was just looking for a tutorial on sword texturing, and I came across the exact tutorial I needed. Thank you
cool
9:30 I cant select plane nor sword trail, its not there on graph editor
whoa, amazing combination of super smart techniques! Thanks a lot! 🙌🙌
Such an amazing video. Very interesting way of making such an effect, thank you very much
got to make it
well, thank you!
Wonderful!
what should I do if I attach weapon to character hand? I didn't animate a weapon object but character with copying location and rotation of hand armature to weapon object.
Absolutely brilliant tutorial. Thank you Pierrick!
amazing tutorial!!!!. is there anyway you could show us how you made the clean sword animation?
Merci beaucoup, très bien expliqué !
Hard to understand the heavy accent, but I still followed it well. This is a really good tutorial!
awesome tutorial, mister! but how do we export this kind of animation into unity? i didn't found any answers on your channel(
Really nice
KEEP YOUR AWESOMENESS AS ALWAYS ♥ .. RESPECT +10
awesome. Make more vfx like this
Thank you so much. I've been a while for sword trail and any weapon trail effect, this tutorial answer my questions. And practical!
verry cool, i love it :-). thank you
thanx helpful
Amazing 👍👍🔥🔥🔥
Thank God. We've needed this!
I have learned to ascend across realities with this tutorial tysm!
Great video! by the way, you can put #frame into a value node to get the frame.
thank you for all your tutorials! I love your tutorials the most
where did you put the entire node setup screenshot? Great tutorial btw, thankyou
У вас слишком крутой контент! Респект!
Thanks!
Thanks for the video! Quick question: does this work in Cycles?
Sure!
Thanks
Outstanding man! Thank you!
that is awesome
This is the first time I have drawn a loop map in Blender. Thank you for sharing.
WoW! we need more of this :) many thanks
Amazing tutorial. Thank you.
just wonderful
is this the free version of Blender you were using in this video? thanks a lot for the tutorial
Blender is and has always been free. There is no paid version of blender.
@@PierrickPicaut_P2DESIGN I see, thank you so much for your hard work and sharing
Спасибо!
awesome and simple but with good results. Thank u for tutorial. I'll try to get this result in maya arnold/v-ray
Very helpful for engine's like Godot.
Godot gang!
amazing tutorial, one question, May I know is that possible link and offset the animation data, or link and offset keyframe for the bones position? if yes, we do not need to bake it and It always have
trail when we are keying animation
"Preserve Volume" In the Armature Modifier gets ignored on export. So when I want to use the animation in an engine it still has that strange spiderweb-like distortion when the blade rotates backwards. Any idea how to get around this issue?
Hello, thanks for this tutorial. I have a question about this :
The trail is possible only if the root bone (the "sword" bone in the video) is free from any parent, am I right ? If the sword bone is parented to a hand, the trail will no more have global coordinates, but will have the local coordinates of the parent, which will make the trail follow the hand rotation. How could I parent the sword to a hand and still have th trailed freezed in global space ?
I hope I have been clear enough, thank you for all of your tutorials !
Hi, it will work since we are using world space.
you can parent the sword to anything and bake its motion.
@@PierrickPicaut_P2DESIGN Hi, thanks for your quick answer. I think I wanted too much by parenting my trail to my sword. As My trail will only last 7 or 8 frames, I decided to place it manually. Plus, as I can make it remain static at the end of the sword sweep, the trail would naturally disappear off the render.
Thanks anyway for the tip. Your other videos are very useful and much inspiring !
Hey how would you go about importing this type of thing into a game? Seems really complicated with the whole rig thing.
can you please make material nodes crash course ,there is no any series on material nodes even if they are so complicated for all begineers
I've added it to my tutorial list. But it should be a course or tutorial serie so .... it will take time ^_^'
This is very cool. How would you do a flame coming out of an afterburner?
i watched the whole thing just for that accent 😍
Please let me know how to export this material animation effect model?Which file type I should use for unity ?
This is a really great tutorial, but when I go to bake, Blender tells me "Nothing to Bake" Could you please help me with this?
Hello! You seem very wise technically when it comes to this type of animation, and I was wondering if you knew anything about older animating file formats and how well this work flow would plug into them. I specifically work with M2 files usually found in the world of Warcraft game engine. I'm going to mess with it myself tonight, but typically to make this sort of effect you need to edit the M2 file directly to set up animations as they break on exporting and conversion. Typically my work flow is to export as an obj, then edit the m2 to accept animation data, and create a second uv layer as typically it will only generate one on conversion. This workflow seems like it may have the required data built into the textures via your nodes, so I will try this and see what the results look like in the game engine. Any thoughts you may have on the subject would be greatly appreciated.
Could you please share this sword model for this tutorial. Thanks! The tutorial is very cool!
the black part of my fire made from blender doesnt go transparent, y? assume that i followed what you said.
Edit: nvm, theres nothing wrong. its jkust that i cant see the alpha.
Great tutorial! Where did you get the fire image texture on the sword itself?
It's just a noise texture
Ok! Thanks for the quick reply!