Particle Effect Man
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- fracturedray
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Particle Effect Man
How I did this... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwoqL5gbdCc
This is basically particle effects attached to bones but some extra things needed to be done to get it right.
I drew out the shape of a man and made him weirdly proportioned.
I opened the shape layer settings and turned on the noisy settings for the man's body as well as the particle effect shapes.
Then I started on the particle effects in the belly. I played around with shapes and particle effect animation settings until I found something I liked. I then used the tip selgin had for eliminating particle trails.
Tip: Each shape in the particles use “cycle” because I animated them fading out.
I duplicated the effects layer and placed them all over the body changing sizes/settings as needed.
Once done I did a short animation. I saw that the man's body looked ok but I wanted to just use the particle effects only.
So I duplicated all the effect layers and shorten the duplicate effect life down to 4 frames. This made the body shapes more obvious.
Here is the final file. http://www.mediafire.com/?yvtmuaiqba5zbt0
You are welcome to learn from it. Just be aware that it took 30 minutes to render 11 seconds.
This is basically particle effects attached to bones but some extra things needed to be done to get it right.
I drew out the shape of a man and made him weirdly proportioned.
I opened the shape layer settings and turned on the noisy settings for the man's body as well as the particle effect shapes.
Then I started on the particle effects in the belly. I played around with shapes and particle effect animation settings until I found something I liked. I then used the tip selgin had for eliminating particle trails.
Tip: Each shape in the particles use “cycle” because I animated them fading out.
I duplicated the effects layer and placed them all over the body changing sizes/settings as needed.
Once done I did a short animation. I saw that the man's body looked ok but I wanted to just use the particle effects only.
So I duplicated all the effect layers and shorten the duplicate effect life down to 4 frames. This made the body shapes more obvious.
Here is the final file. http://www.mediafire.com/?yvtmuaiqba5zbt0
You are welcome to learn from it. Just be aware that it took 30 minutes to render 11 seconds.
Hi animation world.
- fracturedray
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- fracturedray
- Posts: 175
- Joined: Sun Sep 07, 2008 4:45 pm
- Location: Dallas, Texas
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