Smoke and Exhaust gas - Blender

A beginner friendly guide how to create exhaust gas and smoke in Blender 3.4. In this tutorial I show how it can be done both as a particle simulation and in low poly style.
0:00 Example of the end result of the exhaust gas
0:06 Smoke simulation - High resolution realistic smoke
0:50 Set the object to react with the object, a fluid effector
2:20 Adjusting color and density of the smoke
3:45 Adding wind to the smoke
3:23 Exhaust gas in low poly smoke style
4:30 Adding curve guide to particle flow
5:58 Adjusting the spreading of the smoke
7:37 Changing the emitter to output object
8:33 Creating an collection to be the smoke
9:44 Adding rotation to the emitter objects in the gas

[@uRick101]

- very helpful - thx!! :^]

[@3dplockis]

Thank you! Happy to help

[@sangareshwaran1139]

very usefull

[@3dplockis]

Thank you!

[@damonsong5104]

How to add curve guides for 2 or more particle systems (planes) and setup the curve path for each one of the particle source?

[@3dplockis]

One way to solve it is to put your curve guide (or any other effector) in a collection. Then select your emitter and go to the "particle settings" and then open the "Feild weights" tab. Then you chose the effector collecton you want to use. Hope this help!

[@MR-Crab08]

Great video thanks! And can you make a tutorial how to make interior details like stearin wheel seats and a Center console because I make a car with interior and I don’t have an experience how to make them:(

[@3dplockis]

Thanks! And yes I can fix an tutorial for that in the Future, thx for the tips!