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Here is a great overview of how particles work in the fusion page of DaVinci Resolve 16. We cover the basics of an emitter, different particle styles, and how to get started if you're a beginner with particles. Particles can be used to make fire, smoke, and other natural things for compositing and graphics. As well as more

I'd love to see another video talking about the particles in fusion, in a more advanced way

[@ceddh15]

Yes to this

[@ShutterlabCreative]

Specifically 3D particles and interactions with other particles, plains, 3d models... Stardust has been my go-to and I'd love to see what features Resolve has by comparison.

[@captainradio5894]

Agree

[@King_KrehZ]

[@RVKevin]

You rock, I purchased your master class training and absorb some each day. Your classes are opening up a whole world of opportunity for me and my editing needs. Keep up the humor in your videos.

[@JamieFenn]

Well done Casey! Love the amount of content you're putting out!

[@King_KrehZ]

[@tymotoboy53]

You’ve been helping me out a lot lately Casey thank you. I used to edit with Adobe premier pro about 11 years ago but I didn’t have a way to keep up with it because of the price. This has really helped me a lot to learn something new and hopefully start a new career some day. It’s been really hard to find out what to do with my life but your videos have been giving me a lot of hope for my future. I just want to keep learning and improving. Thanks again

[@djsuckertash]

As always, a comprehensive, straightforward breakdown of the fundamentals. Excellent work again Casey.

[@1Korand]

Dude much appreciated. See I'm a self taught designer. Essentially that just means I've taught myself how to design websites, vectors, edit pictures and create notion graphics from watching hundreds of youtube videos and embracing the spirit of trial and error. Some times when it comes to utilising a new software I shy away and avoid trying the software out if it seems especially difficult. Which is essentially davinci resolve in a nut shell... A bunch of different menus and controls that end up looking super intimidating until you have someone show you otherwise. That being said I've been saying I wanted to learn motion graphics like really hunker down and learn motion graphics since like March of this year (2020) I've had davinci resolve for some times. But I've never been able to really use it because my pc was garbo. So when I got my new pc back in March was when. I decided I was gonna try this motion graphics thing out. But every time I started trying I got terrified and confused.

[@1Korand]

Frankly there aren't many good videos out there to help out with fusion controls unless you really know what to search for. At first I would search things like motion graphics from davinci resolve. And would get poorly animated intro videos that don't talk about basics and only follow a specific tutorial format. Which I've never found helpful. But your videos really teach what the controls are and what they do. Which has really helped me out. It's like you're teaching people how to fish rather than just giving them the fish. Keep up the good work, and thanks a lot.

[@MotoFamMayhem]

These are the easiest to follow and most descriptive Davinci tutorials on KZbin!!! 🙌

[@CaseyFaris]

Wow, thank you!

[@miraclayton9407]

Thank you for this!!!! I wish that there were more tutorials which would go through all the "buttons and levers" of a single node, explaining how you use them AND when you might want to use them. In general it's tough to find entry level tutorials for more advanced software. Most people making tutorials seem to assume that if you're using robust software then you're probably already well versed in mograph / vfx concepts and the generic names for tools. And that may be a fair assumption about most viewers. I know plenty of BMD users are switching over from layer-based systems. But for wee folk like me who are just getting our toes wet and skipped over the layer-based software, it's really refreshing to find a tutorial which teaches not just where to find the relevant controls but also gets into the nitty gritty of the inspector modifiers.

[@King_KrehZ]

[@KhanKnight]

Posted 3 years ago and still super helpful. Thx Casey

[@thenar]

I had a good time. I'm from the 3D environment where particles are really everywhere and complex. You did a nice job of explaining the basics. Bravo.

[@hiderpnw]

the particles as text is a game changer, so cool

[@Mykho]

WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?! Now I'm gonna have to fiddle around with this and be obsessed about it for WEEKS

[@AllThingsFilm1]

That was a great run through of Particle basics. Love the sipping at the end. LOL.

[@askervopros5331]

"They have a lifetime. They come and go. Like you and me! Wow...getting really existential here...."

[@TheShamansQuestion]

Thanks so much for this. Very cool. I was looking at the pEmitter before this but for the life of me couldn't see any of my particles hahah. I raided the settings to see what I could find and had to imagine what they might do. Was great for you to then show us basically each one. I'm getting ideas now and keen to see what I can do.

[@migueljohnson432]

Dear Casey, many, many thanks you really helped me out with this one. All the best. MJ

[@PartyPoliticalPuffin]

Hi all. I'd agree, Davinci is great. However, I would like to add that no matter how great the subject matter is, it is nowhere near as useful if it is not conveyed well. That makes Casey's content different, and no offence to other creators, but better. As an, ahem, older viewer, I greatly enjoy Casey's presentation. It is not at all condescending but equally leaves nothing out. I also like the humour, it makes the episodes very 'conversational' which, for me, makes the absorption of the material easier and fun. Terrific stuff, as always. Thanks very much. All the best

[@raht3ch]

Thank you for the video, this made it simple to start using particles. Something to note is that the computer will need to have plenty of RAM to work on particles

[@j5s9c]

Brilliant. Very well explained.. exciting stuff.

[@CaseyFaris]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@claudiod.7385]

Yes, more videos ONLY for the most advanced stuff :) Thank you soooo much Casey !

[@dfgoijoi]

your attitude was lovely on this one , good job man

[@FeelsCopper]

I watch your videos until the very last frame, you make the ends of them so interesting, I don't really know why but I love to watch them so. Great video btw, would love to see more of that.

[@tommyinthe8ir]

good voice, not too serious, on point. Great Tuts

[@Taylorharrisonfilm]

Thanks for working on this Casey. You may have already covered this in another vid (sry if you have) but I think disintegration transitions and reforming from particlea would probably be a big win as far as tutorials go. Thanks again

[@BearinBG]

This is SO helpful!! Thank you so much.

[@jessicaauermusic]

You are just a great teacher. Thumbs up

[@davidpetersen1]

You have awesome tutorials. I appreciate the zoom into specific icons. It really pinpoints what you need to be accessing.!!

[@captainbusketttv3159]

Thank you for a no-nonsense explanation.

[@TwinFishAudio]

Thank you, just what I needed 😃

[@daniv.e8880]

Good presentation as always♥

[@juliaarsenovaaw8374]

Great video! Would be thankfull for video on how to create seamless abstract backgrounds with FastNoise/Particles.

[@freed6343]

Thanks, Casey- excellent introduction to particles... looks like a lot of requests for more about using them. Add my name to those requests. You are a great teacher.

[@davidpeters.photography]

When the intro is 10 minutes. You know that DaVinci is great!

[@DaVinciBrasil]

Very good, simple and direct, Thanks.

[@le_roi_nu]

Magnifique démonstration ! Merci à vous ! *Great demo ! Thanks you very much !

[@WalkingRabbit]

Super useful, thank you for this video

[@MilesVanlife]

Casey, very helpful beginner tutorial on particles. I have a few questions. 1.) at 8:50 you talk about using a picture instead of a fast noise generator. How ? 2.) is it possible to generate a particle stream using a path ? I think so, using the spline tools, no ?

[@yusufkarriem4806]

Thanx for the tutorial, its super cool

[@MrBlockHead]

Yes more particles!

[@dennis-gr]

Hey Casey, I love your tutorials. I recently switched from Adobe CC to Davinci Resolve and your videos help me a lot to bridge the gap between the two softwares. I am very happy that I did switch because I love the UI of Davinci. It's fantastic! Btw what screen capture software do you use? That circle and the little arrows while scrolling are very neat... It makes the tutorial perfect in every detail ;)

[@AlexanderBasov]

Grate video. Thank you

[@iDreamOfOkra]

Thanks for another awesome Davinci video. More Fusion please!

[@billyyoung234]

Really useful and so, so interesting, Thank You Casey

[@jmalmsten]

I am intrigued by the idea of using meshes and bitmaps as particles. Also, collisions. Can they collide with objects or each other, if so. How?

[@CptGingerbeardKayakFishing]

Thanks bud! Much appreciated. Cleared up a bit. Finally got a strong enough pc to get to work on some better videos. Your vids make it a whole lot easier to edit with myself having zero editing experience. Cheers dude

[@CaseyFaris]

Glad I could help!

[@atmanvisual190]

Thanks for doing davinci stuff. High quality videos, man.

[@iamoneabe]

Awesome! Yes yes yes, can't get enough of particles. More and a tutorial on making your own particles from 3D mesh and/or bitmap would be especially nice ^_^

[@King_KrehZ]

🤑

[@shirleyjal]

Excellent explanation! Love it Casey!

[@billrutherfordmusic]

I like the coffee slurp you added at the end. Nice touch. Good to break up the routine. :-)

[@allthingscamera]

This is so cool! Had no idea davinci had this, thank you!

[@facetspera1906]

Your video’s are awesome and entertaining. Thank you

[@lexvdn]

Raelly amazing what you can do with Fusion. I learned a lot from your video, thanks!

[@thefaun6782]

Yes! This is exactly what I was looking for yesterday! Thanks Casey! 😁

[@RogersPhotographyGuilford]

Well now, at least I can look forward to spending the next two decades learning this, Houdini & blender. I'll probably be dead once I figure it out and create something substantial ;) Thanks for this tute.

[@AG_Gustav_Boel]

It was super cool! Please do more of these :D I didn't even know, this was possible :D

[@jasaproductions7987]

This was great man

[@reptilefrenzyllc3721]

Yes more on particles

[@saxmanash]

For some reason I just get a chequerboard pattern on the right hand side, despite following all of the instructions to the letter? Weirdly enough, I did it again from the start and it worked perfectly! Thanks for all your hard work, I'll be using this stuff directly with my channel in the future!

[@lekoraxx5406]

I like the ratings of the video. That's rare.

[@kjanakiramanfilm]

Dear Brother , you have explained very well about the particles. Pls talk slowly beginners need more help...thanks

[@DavidSkok1]

Excellent intro! Thank you.

[@mrkumaran]

this was great, so informative , thank you

[@Deankut]

hella-cool you rock, Casey!

[@AtTheRiot]

love this

[@imiy]

oooh, finally i understood something about mograph particles!

[@iestynx]

This was great. I've started playing around with it, but not quite getting the look I want whilst using footage as the input. Using Particular with After Effects, whe a person walks across the shot the particles seem to eminate out of them, a bit like Tinkerbell. But in Fusion it seems to generate new particles each frame without leaving a trail. I've tried different settings such as 'create particles every frame', though this does make it different, it's somehow worse. This must be a 3D thing.

[@Clickumentary]

It's kind of early in the day for existential, but damn, this is great stuff!

[@thilinaalagiyawanna3680]

Thank you

[@JulianiLukian]

Thank you for great tutorial! Is it possible to use instead of defined forms my own pictures or video clips?

[@trollflix]

Hey Casey good job, very well explained... 😋

[@mmsputh]

i like Casey. He's fun to watch.

[@J03Nelson]

I had a good time too

[@Mirsab]

The title sounds like a physics lesson 😂

[@ZeeGeeSims]

Yes please! More particle tuts.

[@fredericakarcay8943]

Great. I would like to see how to make warp drive or plaid. Must be easy with these method.

[@AlexJacksonSmith]

Wonderfully cool. Thanks.

[@pampurrs88]

Thank you. I got more out of this than I did from the course I paid for. I guess free is better than paid :-D

[@jresin_photo]

Thank you for another great video! Is it possible to make the particles start out as blobs while desolving a logo and make them transform into leafes before they fade out and die?

[@manimehrdoost3085]

Woooow I can't thank you enough it was awesome The only question that I have is that can we have custom shapes as particles (import shapes) Also can we import different shapes and have them varied

[@maximumharold]

dude you rock

[@DarkSideoftheMoon2022]

Good, bro!

[@sucidegamer9033]

You are sick man!!!.!..

[@evandenboer]

Hey Cacey, it is always fun to look to your content. Not only funny but also very helpful. Thanks again, now I will start to use particles. Can you make a video with teks falling apart with particals? I definitely want to learn it from the best 😉

[@evandenboer]

It must be text, not tekst. That's Dutch. Sorry 😂

[@timrober75]

Superb... thanks for all you do Casey :)

[@carboomtv1479]

BMD should give you shares in the company...You explained their product, better than they, could have ever done.

[@kevinrichards9512]

Casey great tutorials as always, I've looked at a lot of the tutorials on KZbin and on Google but I can't find anything on how to form an object with particles only to dissolve an object can you do a tutorial how to form one with particles

[@TheGingerBrewers]

Hey Casey, great videos - Thank you. Can you do a video on particle examples please? IE real world uses?

[@360Tinyplanet]

I want learn more about particles fusion please casey thanks

[@Taterzz]

lovely, now i have to spend more time experimenting than actually editing lol. i suppose that's what learning is.

[@ashishjatiani3356]

Awesome tutorial!! Could you make more advanced tutorial on particles soon

[@spycoco-tv7248]

thanks casey

[@BruceCarbonLakeriver]

That's super helpfull :D thanks!

[@FoodfortheSubconscious]

Yeah good video bud... I'd like to see how how over lay leaves or something.

[@VIUSmusic]

Really useful tutorial man, thank you so much! :)

[@sammileong6675]

thank you for the nice video. Is there a way to make and control color liquid flow or with particles system? Thank you!

[@nevie68]

Hi Casey, Do you have a tutorial for making Bokeh bubbles?

[@eie_for_you]

I'd like to see a video on how to use pImageEmitter to create something like a StarTrek transporter effect. Gotta start with a crisp, clear image and the descend int particles or the other way around or both or .... 🤪

[@SaltyTrekker]

looking for a good tutorial on doing realistic sparks using the Fusion particle system, any suggestions?

[@cozylife222]

Refreshing after seeing so many poor tutorials for Davinci. Less than 2 mins in and you've already given me more info than several tutorials combined.While the software may have it's merits in terms of functionality, it can be very convoluted and unfriendly to editing novices.

[@ofostodata8594]

amazing!!