SMOKE SIMULATION in Nuke!! (No Plugins)

In this video I demonstrate a workflow for doing all sorts of iterative simulations right inside Nuke! This includes smoke simulations, fractals, and even Conway's game of life.
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[@Julmeni]

This channel is seriously underrated. I'll try and spread the word :)

[@cordellbriggs4984]

I just subbed a few days ago and was bummed that your last video was 7 months ago! And look at that! An upload today! Cheers! I’m definitely, going to give this a go! 🤙🏼 Appreciate your knowledge. 💡

[@petterlin6025]

I don't really leave comments on KZbin, but this is incredible and I hope there will be more in the future.

[@bernardomottin3756]

Amazing! I've been playing with this technique some days ago and sowed to my coleagues. I would love to see an in-depth video with the natural smoke.

[@WadeNg9907]

Looks like a very cool effect and definitely gonna give it a try , hope to see more from you, thanks!

[@olepixoleb7010]

really cool tutorial!!! would love to see the more detailed ones on the natural smoke effect. thanks a lot

[@FaizanKhan-ek9kd]

amazing tutorial of smoke simulation, but how can we animate this which we want to move/animate like 14:12 . please make video thank you

[@katezhuravlova7195]

I just explored your channel and damn it is exciting!!!!

[@fanimations2363]

Buddy pls do a video on the coaster, utilizing the vector pass! That would be really helpful! Thanks in advance!

[@yorbenotto]

Amazing video! Would love to see you explain the motion you gave the smoke on the end of this video!

[@joshmethven4710]

Amazing video man - I'll share this about. I'm very interested on the other examples you had there ;)

[@MohamedAlaaEzzat]

I like the way you explain Why did you stop posting? 😕

[@apmanti12]

this is very interesting and very unique, you are very creattive

[@davletshine]

This is so cool! Thank you for sharing.

[@schrodinger5091]

'm really impressed by your smoke simulation! Could you show me how you achieved it? Your tutorial was fantastic. :)

[@rethinkrish5605]

bruhh this is amazing!!🔥🔥🔥

[@metatrongroove2824]

Super weird. Super awesome.

[@MrCidful]

cool tutorial!! film the sequel)) how to move smoke? and the rest!

[@DazDroAnimations]

Dark magic

[@kaviraj_vfx]

What kinda wizardry is this? Love it !

[@BernardoMottin]

Hey there! Please could you do the emission one? It's super usefull

[@VFX_OPIMTV]

wow... This is amazing~~

[@alasenmonociclo]

thanks, excellent.

[@TheDaSilvaMatheus]

mind blown

[@sarenshrestha6023]

I really want to know how u achieved the inertia for the smoke, so plz make the tutorial on it 😄😄

[@alansaver5779]

🤩

[@bishalgurung5093]

never thought nuke can do this .........

[@educatorul]

+1

[@VFX_OPIMTV]

이 튜토리얼을 완전히 이해하기 위해서 영어공부를 해야될 것 같아요

[@nodesarentscary]

어쩌면 또 다른 튜토리얼을 만들기 위해 한국어를 공부해야 할 것 같아요😄

[@leo_vfx_jpeg]

I know you haven't posted in a while, but I hope you keep sharing amazing knowledge with us! This is the kind of out-of-the-box thinking we need! Thank you.

[@totoro2872]

Your amazing tutorials have added color to my life! I am also interested in your tutorial on smoke simulation for animated objects. Thanks for your amazing works :)

[@meztli3014]

Has anyone tried to do this on Fusion Davinci resolve? I've been trying to make it work but i cant :(

[@coopitnow]

Great Stuff, looking forward to your courses

[@Naruto_uzumaki7979]

You brilliant!! Don't stop. Keep posting awesome stuff love ya!

[@blionart]

you have a lot of charisma doing these videos about such a niche thing, hope you are working in more videos like this

[@АлексейКиселев-я1с]

Such a non-trivial, and yet useful technique!! Thank you for share!

[@madlookzvfx]

Geek level! Very nice

[@TheCookingPixel]

Excellent work

[@internet-videos]

Your video title says (No Plugins), but you use X-Distort. This is not a native Nuke node.

[@nodesarentscary]

Yeah, I realize the title is a bit clickbaity, but the main technique of iterative simulation is possible using stock nodes. It would also be possible to achieve a similar result with iDistort (a native node), but it's just quicker to use x-distort.

[@blendwithnuke]

Stop using nuke if you don't know about idistort🫡 @internet-videos