PARTICLES - Part 0: Introduction (Harmony)

[@doodledlie]

This serie is a blessing! so excited to get to learn about the dreaded particules!!! Can't wait for the next part!

[@marie-evelacelle1382]

I ALSO CANNOT WAIT but i have to cuz its not done editing lel

[@ZeBirdBrain]

More to come!

[@Nemao]

0:15 lmao that totaly me

[@ZeBirdBrain]

lol

[@Tomkko]

your saving my work life out here sister, thank you

[@ZeBirdBrain]

You're welcome 😊

[@kopotty]

Thanks so much for making this series! Particles have always baffled me in harmony but I feel like there's so much potential in them - looking forward to watching the rest!

[@bucinto]

AM I FINALLY GONNA TRULY UNDERSTAND PARTICLES? Thanks ZeBird! I love how you explain things :)

[@marie-evelacelle1382]

YES YOU WILL

[@ZeBirdBrain]

Happy to help!

[@Wonders_of_Reality]

One more thing! Love your new intro! It went so quick but it looks like that the Birdie can now generate closed magnetic fields with her wings, transform the air inside into plasma and launch it where she likes. I have to be careful. Even a cybernetic fairy like me would be varourised by one hit.

[@ZeBirdBrain]

ahahah yes! thank youuu Actualy her crown can turn into stuff!

[@alenhadzic23]

I stumbled onto particles doing a current project, and my reaction when I opened the group was exactly the same lol, love the vids!

[@ZeBirdBrain]

Ahahah

[@Wonders_of_Reality]

Big like! Many thanks for the peacock at the end! Finally, I didn’t flinch as usual. As for the particles in Harmony, I see only one advantage: emitters and containers are perfectly aligned with the scene and with the layers. For my last project, I ended up using Sprites in Maya. Needed raindrops that hit the ground and show a randomly chosen animated sequence of a splash (at the exact point where the raindrop hits the ground and not like in the examples from the library). Issues with matching the sequences were an inconvenience. It would be interesting to see in which cases it makes sense to use particles in Harmomy. It’s impossible to control them with code, they don’t support blob meshes, self-collisions, stickiness, friction, goals.

[@ZeBirdBrain]

noted!