Name: Procedural Crowds
Brand: Difffuse Studio
Price: 18.00 USD
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Procedural Crowds

by Difffuse Studio in Modifier Setups

More than 50 different photoscanned and optimized humans

Procedural Crowds Pro gives you more than 50 unique models. Each one features random clothing colors and skin tones to keep things looking diverse and realistic.

Advanced parameters

With Crowds Pro you have control over each of the models in the crowd, being able to replace the model or rotate it on any axis individually. A very useful tool to avoid identical models appearing in nearby areas of the crowd.

Crowd types

Create a crowd where you can choose the width and length, decide if they will look straight ahead or at an object you choose. Perfect for creating concert-goers. You can choose a ground object for the crowd to adapt to.

Same as the previous crowd, but in a circle. Decide whether they look towards the center or a specific point, and determine if you want the complete circle or just a section. Also you can choose a ground object for the crowd to adapt to.

Draw a curve and create crowds walking in seconds! Adjust parameters such as width, speed, or number of people among others. Also you can choose a ground object for the crowd to adapt to.

Create groups of people in a circle, you can also choose a folder of assets to add seats or tables in the center. You can choose from the size of the groups to the number of rows around the center.

Similar to Follow Curve but aimed at creating armies in formation. It establishes the number of rows and columns among other parameters.

Add a human at each vertex of your mesh. You can use your custom meshes as stadiums or bleachers and precisely control the position of the models.

Choose a reference curve and adjust the parameters to create a messy crowd of people running from one point to another. You can also adjust the width of the crowd at each point of the curve.

With this type of crowd, you'll be able to fill stadium stands in a matter of seconds. You can use your own mesh or a predefined stand where you can adjust the height, width, and slope.

In the Pro version Random Walk has been replaced by Simulation Crowd, which uses the new Blender simulation nodes. Models avoid obstacles, follow a target or walk along a curve. Perfect for filling the backgrounds of your scenes with people walking.
Simulation nodes by TBRAssets

In the standard version this crowd uses particles. With it, you'll get people who walk randomly or follow a specific point. You can also set up what will be the ground and obstacles they can't cross.

This type of crowd allows you to choose the density of people at each point of the mesh. You can also set the same density of people for the whole grid.

Teams

The Teams tool allows you to assign a main color to the models' clothing, you can choose the color, the number of people wearing the team clothing and the seed. Use it to fill large stadiums with soccer teams' fans.
*Available only for Casual Humans models.

Complements

This advanced tool can be used to add variations to the same model. By assigning a vertex group to a part of the mesh you can get variations of the same model, for example, hats or other accessories. You can assign up to two complements.

Feature Comparison: Standard vs Pro Version

Different animations for each crowd

The animations of the human characters will vary depending on the type of crowd you choose, including Idle, Walk, or Cheering.

Individual Humans
for specific situations

In addition, the addon includes a feature that lets you add individual human characters and assign animations from a pre-defined list. You can choose to use low-poly models, which are designed for the crowds system, or high-poly models of the same characters, which are more detailed and suitable for close-up shots.

Add your custom models

You might want to create a medieval or futuristic scene, and the "casual humans" pack may not fit your needs. With Procedural Crowds, you can also import your custom models. Follow our tutorial to create your own packs easily.