Blender Tutorial - How to Create Dust Particles in Eevee
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2019
- Hello everyone and in this video I will be showing you how to create dust particles using Eevee! In the last video we created DNA and at the end we used Photoshop to create the dust. I know some people don't have Photoshop so I decided to figure out how to do it in Blender!
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If you liked this tutorial but also want to learn how to animate the particles so that they move and float around, I just uploaded a tutorial on that!
Click here to check it out! th-cam.com/video/7jzCN3maljw/w-d-xo.html
+1 for using the default cube; +10 for not using photoshop :)
-1 for not deleting the default cube before recreating it :D
@@Filicatos lol I do that every time. :P
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If you Activate the Film Transparent and turn the Cube material Alpha to 0 + Blend mode to Alpha Blend you get the particles template to lay over anything.
Thank you so much friend, this is what I was looking for!
Or just uncheck Show emitter parameter in particle system render menu.
Very cool tutorial, thanks! Also I'm really happy there's no 'umm' and 'oh wait I forgot' etc., it makes it so much easier to get this stuff properly ingrained without distractions :)
You coldn't have explained it easier, thank you so much, keep up with the good work!
Instead of a cube, use a sphere. Then add a small rotation on one or even all three axes to have moving dust. You could even add one or more “dust objects” spinning in different direction, for an even more random look.
Appreciate this, used it to make a nice snow effect for my render
Thank you! You inspired me to go in a new direction with my GFX. It's starting to look so much better now!
Keep up with the great job 👌🏻❤️
Cool tut! Keep on creating!!
Nice tut, keep going! You really make it easy xD
Thank you very much! Great tutorial!
brilliant tutorial mate. Really on point!
super smart.great tutorial. thx
It is Quick and simple. Thank you.
Awesome Tutorial! thanks buddy!
Keep up the great job. Thanks
Thanks man, helped a lot.
Super great tutorial - love it
excellent!! thank you!
Awesome, you helped a lot how to give a nice atmosphere to my scene!
Nice tut, helped a lot :)
really easy and simple tutorial
thank you for tutorial 👍
Medium contrast is same as Default Contrast :) Anyway, very exciting tutorial. Loved it and learned a lot, thank you!
'Krita' is an alternative incase you guys are wanting something like photoshop but free and open source.
Free software for free people! Nice!
"wanting something like photoshop" ... No, we don't:)
learned a lot thanks
Cool and easy to handle! Thanks a lot. love the idea!
Thanks so much!
Thank you!
To copy paste between blend files you can also go file>append and access the .blend files content to import objects, collections or even materials
I can see this beeing used in underwater scene with slight changes!
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Amazing tutorial! If I wanted to render it in cycles, could I? This is exactly what I have been looking for but I couldn’t find any tutorials for it in cycles. Keep it up!
Yes of course! You might have to change the lighting a bit but it will work.
Thankyou so much..
THIS IS WHAT I WANTT
I will try this tutorial this weekend, and the DNA one. Does it work with Cycles as well?
thank you soooooo much A1+ :)
thank you
Finally I found it! Thanks a lot! 😍👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
You're welcome!
@@BlenderMadeEasy just I needed to make it move so I changed it to emitter! 👍
@@breezstudio9630 I actually created a tutorial for that where we get the particles to move. You should definitely check that out if you are interested! th-cam.com/video/7jzCN3maljw/w-d-xo.html
Naice man.
Hey Buddy nice tutorial! But can I somehow make dustparticles flying arround a picture?
Why the volume shader doesn’t work? I find that it only work in cycles. Thank you for the tutorial 😃
cool
Don't forget to tick "JItter Camera" to get more realistic bokeh blurring on the dust particles
A new particle system is coming soon! So you can do this tutorial once again :D
1:41 or go to mesh, transform, randomize
If you're adding this to a pre-existing scene, you can safely remove some faces from the cube without disrupting the particles
Would you have any tips to create "fuzzy", or "soft" particles? Or particles that fade out from the center? I'm just thinking for a composition that is more of a closeup and doesn't take into account depth of field, which would naturally blur out some particles in a larger scene. Hopefully I'm making sense.
he did tho
What's the material used for the particules?
How do I make it an animation?
WOOOOW !!!! awesome. Ive wated hours trying to find dust particles and trying to make them in Photoshop but then I thought... hold on... why not just make them. this is fantastic tutorial thanks. Also, your voice sounds familiar. did you make the house tutorial on Udemy?
Thank you! And yup that was me!
can i use it in cycles?
example: soccer ball spin in slow motion with dust Particles , grass, etc?
Ive figured out a way of making it a bit longer while keeping the randomness. Instead of posting the same animation in reverse, increase the number value in "Lifetime" in Particle effects.
I just love this tutorial i just wanna know how can i animat these particles?
Metoo
I've figured it out. Simply set your emitter to be 'emitter' instead of 'hair' and set it up the same way. make sure to give the particles a really long lifespan (longer than the animation) and set them to start and end on frame 1. on the field weights, turn off gravity. also, lower the normal velocity a bit to prevent too much spreading. Then simply add in some turbulence and you are done!
hope this helped
could this work in cycles?
How would you animate the dust particles so that they look like floating in the air in a realistic way?
in your particle settings change hair to emitter (we can look at it as hair for static things and emitter is for moving things), in Source it can be left as Volume or changed to Faces, for creating floating dust/snow, etc. you can use one single plane, not object, if particles suppose to be lightweight, you can play with Mass (it is in Physics section), Forces (more drag and more damp = slower particles in general, sorry for this simplification), to make it float in the wind for example, add Force Field - Wind (or another type of Force Field)
@@AstaMuratti thanks a lot man!
@@AstaMuratti thank you! :)
im wait for animating dust
tools are very important
can i animate it?
How is he zooming in camera view without locking/unlocking camera to view?
The light doesn’t come trough the volume when I try it.. @Blender Made Easy
Use low density value.. like .1 or .08
Now add some Brownian motion 👍🏻
Any ideas how to get volumetric light rendered? I see it in viewport but on final render - no (evee)
I was fighting with that earlier. When the cube is set to principled volume you don't need to hide the emitter in the particle settings. Once I checked show emitter in the Render are of the particle system the volumetric lighting started to show in the render.
I have a problem, the particles are on the surface of the cube and not inside of it
thank you this helps! i still don't get why we had to use hair particle though
I think it is to achieve random placing inside the cube, though i'm only a beginner at this, so its a guess.
Nice tutorial! When I add Principled Volume nothing happens.
I'm having the same issue
Ok, I'm going to ask a question, but not exactly confident I will get an answer. When we see these beautiful animations in movies are those in the engine or seperate processes done in compositing? Because that's a lot of rendering to do just to get an energy aura around a character also make it stay with that character when it moves. And not have to hand animated the motion of that energy aura around them. And I'm not interested in billboarding 2d objects or panels to my camera just for an effect I should be able to do in 3d space.
There are many different processes on how vfx works in movies. I'm guessing for particles floating around a person they would use a similar technique that you see in this video. From there they would composite it into the footage and mask out where the person stands. I highly doubt someone would hand animate an effect like this.
@@BlenderMadeEasy In addition to this VFX guys usually use effectors to make stuff work, like wind, turbulance and stuff
I love these videos but the one problem I have is that you don’t really explain what every button that you hit does? Like why did you change this number or why move the light to the left or what was the hair particles for? I can kinda guess why but It makes it harder to learn new things or how to eventually do things on my own. You know?
Yeah starter tutorials are best, but whatever you don't know, just hover your mouse over it, blender will tell you what is that for
how can i give a shakey feeling to these partıcles? i tried to apply force field but nothing happened
You gotta press play in order for the force fields to work, you may have to change stuff like gravity
No way, Oppenheimer practical effect shot.
I did it, but for some reason my particles are all stuck to the walls of the cubes, how can I fix that?
Go to your particle settings-under emission go to source-emit from-volume instead of faces
can I do this same technique for cycles??
Yes!, might hve to move the lights around but its the exact same process
I wonder how you would animate this
This is a nice effect without having to use PS, but I also would like to learn how to animate particles like this. It could be useful underwater, embers in fire, ash in smoke, etc.
pressing play and playing with the settings under physics and all, turning off gravity (field weights), and just general playing with it
Why choose hair as the option for the particles?
I think it's because they're just fixed in static locations rather than being created and moving over time.
My lights are not appearing on the render, how can i fix this ?
What lights are you using? Are you using Eevee or Cycles?
how do i reduce the subdivision of icosphere?
when you creat it there is a little window on left bottom corner, you can change it there. Or use a decimate modifier
@@kendarr hi could you plz help me
When i use particle _ hair
Inside of my cube is not empty like the tutorial
What I have to do???
@@dreamyeyes9666 Try to flip the normals, select the whole cube in edit mode and press Shift N to flip it
@@kendarr
Thank you so much for helping and your knowledge🦋🙏🙏
I appreciate it so much, it worked😀😊
wish you all the best 🍀🌈
How to animate this?
Check the next tutorial. The video after this one shows you how to animate it.
ctrl alt 0!!!!! OMG
can u make them move? for an animation
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Followed every step but my scene is just black
same here dude
Check your using Eevee rather than Cycles...
Make sure that “Show emitter” is turned on in particles
@@Discoboy33 Thanks Arthur, that was it for me
It looks like the ps5 account menu
Yes, but I don't want the cube to be black in, I mean, I want to see the background that i made with dustes
you didnt delete the default cube! sin!
great tutorial but a f stop of .2 is impossible. the lens with the lowest f-stop ever created was 1.0 for nasa
This shit doesn’t work, crashing my computer each time.