Explosion with RGB sources

[Svetlin.Nikolov]

Hey guys, since we recently fixed an issue with mixing colors in atmospherics, here is the proof:

Coming up next is the proof that we made a tutorial for this Stay tuned and get some nightlies :P

[LarsSonparsson]

Looking really good!

Tutorial? Really?

[TSR_trix]

Excellent! Few days ago I was close to ask is it possible to shade smoke with color map like in this one

[Svetlin.Nikolov]

Tried to reproduce it, but got an error :P

Texture mapped RGB sources should also work with UV mapped emitters.

[wxyz]

You guys are on a roll

Hey guys, since we recently fixed an issue with mixing colors in atmospherics, here is the proof:

Coming up next is the proof that we made a tutorial for this Stay tuned and get some nightlies :P

[t1t4]

Is the tutorial ready or example files to take a look at?

[t1t4]

I think I figured out the basics. Fun!


In stereo 3d just because.

[t1t4]

A quick test with colored smoke.

[Svetlin.Nikolov]

That's it, you got it!

[Svetlin.Nikolov]

Alrighty, so here's the lengthy version of a tutorial on RGB sources and pflow

[MANUEL_MOUSIOL]

wow! another tutorial! so happy!
thanks so much! looking forward to taking my time and learning with this

[Svetlin.Nikolov]

I hope you can bear with the narration, I promise to improve it!

[jonnybefree]

Great tutorial! thanks alot for it!

[jonnybefree]

here is a test coming from this tutorial. its quite nice imo, but not such nice detailed and looking like yours... dunno what i've missed. but i liked the look of the falling smoke.

[Svetlin.Nikolov]

Oh, nice, what did you use for the falling smoke?

The projectiles' shapes are too round it seems, maybe this makes the difference. Did you animate the discharge and velocity of the source(s) down to zero by the time of the particle death?