There will come a time when I need to do some stuff with Particles, and when that time comes- this video 👌

What a simple yet effective way to create loads of flames using a single cycle! Job well done ^^

Amazing bro! Thanks!

I discovered your channel very late pls keep making theese tuto’s! I hit subs button press the bell and liked your videos!

Hello, your tutorials are great as always! I've been using to learn animating alot!! I was wondering how can animate something that's not glowing, and then glowing afterwards (for example a lightstick) ? Is there a keyframe work to it? Thank you for reading this, have a splendid day!

@OnionSkin

2 жыл бұрын

Yep! Every effect can be animated in the timeline. So the brightness, radius and even the colour of a glow can be animated over time

Cooolll

hi do you have any course that we can buy and learn , a course which could take us from begineer to advance level in harmony

@OnionSkin

2 жыл бұрын

alas not at the moment. There’s so many ways to use the program that a beginners to advanced course is often not best for what an individual needs. Instead, I offer private tuition. These have personalised curriculums based around your specific goals and aspirations so you can be more confident you’ll have everything you need to know by the end.

Im not really sure to get a answer, but. What if i don't want multiple fire spawn ? Like i want only one stay in place, is that possible ? And how ?

@OnionSkin

2 жыл бұрын

Then just animate fire normally, sounds like there’s no need for particles in that instance

Looks like it’s not possible to deform the flow of particles, is it?

@OnionSkin

2 жыл бұрын

You can to a region but the particles themselves need to be a raw vector. My little cheat to use deformed drawings is just to export them then reimport and image sequence. Then they’re flat and count as drawings. lol

@Wonders_of_Reality

2 жыл бұрын

@@OnionSkin Actually, I mean something different. is it possible to treat the particle object as a drawing and to deform it? My team used this trick many times in 3D to make a moving ocean made of coloured spheres.