Name: Dust Particles+
Brand: Creative Shrimp
Price: 10.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (15 reviews)

Dust Particles+

This item has an average rating of 5 from 15 ratings by the community.

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Daniel Brännström
20 days ago

Simple to use. Looks great. What more to wish for?

LOIC BRAMOULLE
about 1 month ago

I still wasn't able to make use of it as the particles just wiggle, no wind. And if you have more than one camera, it cannot work as particles are planes all oriented toward one single object.
Wind can be done by doing a NLA system where you have many collection instances of the particles with a looping NLA clip with time offsets on each empty that generate a collection instance, but it's a bit of a pain. AND still, not compatible with a multi-camera scene.

Aidy Burrows

25 days ago

Hi! Just letting you know wind (with some other options) should be in the next release coming in the next few days. The upcoming release will also make it easy for multi cam setups as it'll just take the active camera as an option instead of specifying one.

廖東騰
2 months ago

How can I maintain the color of the particles black? When using black, the particles disappear. Looking forward to your response, thank you!

Aidy Burrows

25 days ago

Hi, enable the 'use diffuse/translucency' checkbox (rather than just the emission) in the 'shading' section, that should work well for black particles.

Aidy Burrows

25 days ago

Thanks! We usually add a few extra presets/sprites each release, some more are coming in the next release which should be in the next few days. :)

Katherine
4 months ago

Lovely. Still need to chew on the documentation a bit, but it's pretty easy to use and customise. Makes very nice effects. Thank you.

Robert Green
7 months ago

The results on this are very nice! I started using it yesterday. It would be wonderful if there were future new ones added to grow our choices. I like it a lot.

Jamie
7 months ago

Really well put together modifier, the UI is very easy-on-the-eye and intuitive. Would be great if there was collision detection so the particles don't intersect with objects : ) Fantastic stuff, thanks fellas!