CRAZIEST Particle System TRICK in blender - Blender tutorial

[@Exzyte3D]

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[@engelbrecht777]

Thank you so much, great tutorial. I must admit i downloaded it so i could lower the pitch.

[@Exzyte3D]

No worries! I get it-everyone’s got their preferences. I’ll definitely work on the pitch for future videos. Glad the tutorial still helped you out, though!

[@ProducerMode]

Thank you Exzyte3D. This is a game changer. As far as I can see, this is the only video of it's kind on KZbin. I would request that you produce a few different detailed, specific tutorials about the precise settings, as well as watching you apply them to a real world project. Perhaps a tutorial about creating projectiles like bullets, bombs, and firing animations. Or several different tutorials. Also, animating floating objects, directing objects toward any target without traditional animation tools, combine particle effects with Force Field effects to craft tornadoes and other dynamic effects. Design snowfall and other environmental elements, like dust, with dynamic movement, just like in your description. Especially a tutorial about the S shape in this tutorial starting at 13:03 and how to achieve this. One more, at the end you have particles floating into the shape of humane model. That is fantastic. One short tutorial on that alone will get you much attention I feel. Your concepts are terrific in all your tutorials and I am a big fan of them. Thank you for staying on the cutting edge. Amazing work as always.

[@Exzyte3D]

You’ve just made my day with this amazing feedback! 🙏 @ProducerModeI love your enthusiasm and all the detailed ideas you’ve shared. There’s definitely gold in your suggestions, and I’ll be adding them to the list for future content. Thanks for being such a huge fan, and get ready for some fresh content soon! I appreciate this so much-your continuous support means a lot .

[@rsher_digital-art]

I'm blown away. It opens another world . Thanks so much for this.

[@Exzyte3D]

It’s awesome to hear it made a difference! There’s much more to explore together @rsher_digital-art, stay tuned!

[@lxic-bz8hf]

your work are amazing, thank you

[@Exzyte3D]

Thanks, glad it helped! More epic stuff coming soon, so stay tuned!!

[@fishy_96]

Damn great work. I've been using Blender for a while and did not know this existed. Thanks a lot

[@Exzyte3D]

Thanks a lot ,Glad it helped! Welcome to the crew More Blender magic coming on your way 💥

[@guillaumewalle]

absolument dingue, merci !

[@Exzyte3D]

Merci beaucoup @guillaumewalle! C'était un plaisir de le faire! 😄

[@SakamiMura]

amazing thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@Exzyte3D]

Appreciate it, man! Glad the tutorial was helpful. If you've got any other Blender topics you wanna see, let me know!

[@Artoons-discoveries]

I really love your work keep uploading such content

[@Exzyte3D]

Thanks i'll try my best ,If there’s anything specific you'd like to see in future tutorials, feel free to share your ideas. 🚀 Appreciate the support!

[@devashish7515]

excellent. thanks you very much

[@Exzyte3D]

Glad you found it helpful Stay tuned, more cool stuff is coming your way!

[@dentreveal3820]

Great video, how do you prevent the particles from intersecting?

[@Exzyte3D]

Thanks, but if you experienced intersecting of particles make sure to enable collision on objects, increase particle size, avoid overlapping emitters, and adjust mass and bounciness to prevent intersections.

[@kareemelabkary7611]

Cool Tutorial, what Text to speech are you using ?

[@Spacebar-3D]

Cool tutorial! Using botaniq you can set the flowers to editable to get a mesh objetct. Than you can place all of them in a collection. (Just for any other botaniq users out there.) Edit: Using more than two planes in the relation panel gives you a lot of control over the movement of the flow.

[@Exzyte3D]

Thanks for sharing this insight! I really appreciate the feedback and will definitely keep it in mind.

[@itchytastyurr]

i hate geometry nodes! great for when you figure them out but the mess they make, its far tidier to use a dedicated lightweight particle system- but we need REACTOR back and proper old particle explosion modifier back too. i was hoping keyed particles might be the workaround of getting particles to emit from particles but.....

[@Exzyte3D]

Haha, totally feel you on the Geometry Nodes chaos! 😂 They can turn into a noodle-fest real quick! But yeah, the old particle system was way simpler, and bringing back REACTOR would be a game changer. I was actually thinking about doing a tutorial on using keyed particles to emit particles from particles! We can set up a second particle system to activate at specific keyframes, simulating those explosive effects. It’s not as straightforward anyway but with a little workaround, we can get those explosions back on track!!

[@itchytastyurr]

@@Exzyte3D i made a simple shapekey animation of a rain drop falling and splooshing on the ground (you can hide mesh islands by selecting the verts and moving them to one place like to the curser and they can't render- good for sprite animation!) the idea being i could instance it with particles but the catch was the particles need to emit only at the start of the full animation as it loops otherwise they just randomly appear at various points of the sequence- to fix this i would need a particle rate setting (emit every x frames). i can possibly do this with a ramp texture but hardly the best way. A better feature for future particles would be to dump the particle amount (keep it as a cut off to avoid overload maybe) and use a animatable ON/OFF like a tap and a definable particle rate per second and optional alternative particle every so many frames. This will enable multiple use of a single particle session over time and make it frame accurate over using a texture to do it (without dropping it as an option of course). Reactor. Animatable tap function. particle rate/time interval settings.

[@Exzyte3D]

That raindrop animation sounds fantastic!, Love the idea of hiding mesh islands; it’s such a smart way to optimize for sprite animations! Your suggestions about the particle system are super interesting-an animatable ON/OFF function would definitely help streamline things! I also think having precise control over particle rates would make a huge difference. Hopefully, we’ll see some of these features in the next Blender update! who knows, maybe the next version of Blender will surprise us with some of these features! Thanks for sharing your insights; I really enjoy bouncing ideas around with you!

[@kylisation]

you got a sub!

[@Exzyte3D]

Thanks for subscribing! More cool contents on the way! 🔥

[@LoganWallace-f1p]

awesome!

[@Exzyte3D]

Thanks, You are welcome to the crew.

[@XEONFX23]

Very cool

[@Exzyte3D]

Appreciate it! Stay tuned for more fun! 🤘

[@ayomideadejumo2068]

Amusing ❤

[@Exzyte3D]

Thanks @ayomide, Glad you enjoyed it!

[@dinhero21]

Are you using TTS? your voice sounds excellent (which makes me think it's not TTS), however, the pauses are shorter than normal (which makes me think it is TTS, however, it could be just editing)

[@Exzyte3D]

Yup, totally TTS! I just programmed it to sound this epic. 😎 Took years of coding... or maybe I’m just messing with you. I'm kidding 😅.

[@Eywhatwithyourattitudebruh]

Where is the result? Like the rendered version, is it like in the thumbnails?

[@Exzyte3D]

Hey! Thanks for the comment , As noted in the description, shading, texturing, and lighting weren’t part of this tutorial since I focused on the trick itself. The thumbnail was rendered after applying those steps. If you'd like to see how I did the shading, let me know.

[@Anonymous-ue7dl]

subbed😊❤❤🎉

[@Exzyte3D]

Thanks for subscribing! Get ready for even more Blender magic 😊

[@Tomy_Yon]

No geometry nodes? Let me sit down for this one. 😊

[@Exzyte3D]

😂 Haha, I knew you'd be looking for those Geometry Nodes! But hey, sometimes we gotta keep it old school. Don't get too comfy though, they might come back to haunt you soon! 👻. Thanks for sticking around.

[@mojictech]

Wow nice one... why can't we download it? I want to download it.

[@Exzyte3D]

Hey, glad you liked the video! 😊 Unfortunately, KZbin doesn’t allow direct downloads unless you’re using KZbin Premium, which lets you save videos for offline viewing. But don’t worry, it’ll be here whenever you want to watch it again! 😄

[@BennXdesign]

Why does the receiver also need to have a particle system on it?

[@BennXdesign]

replying to myself : I think I get it, the particles emitted don't go toward the receiver itself, but toward the particles emitted by the receiver. right?

[@Exzyte3D]

Exactly

[@Opa_80s_KSA]

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[@Exzyte3D]

Haha, Yes i know her