How to make dust from falling object in Blender

#OctopusEffects, #Blender
When an object falls on a dusty surface, the dust rises. This tutorial will guide you through simulating dust in that situation using Blender 3.1
00:00​ Introduction
00:12 Rigidbody
00:38 Smoke emission location
01:20 Particles
02:00 Quick Smoke
03:33 Bake
Hope it is useful to you
Thanks for watching

[@tommestommes2178]

That's pretty cool! Thanks a lot!

[@OctopusEffects]

😍

[@silentgaming2636]

Exactly what I was looking for ❤

[@OctopusEffects]

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[@yvesmolina]

Amazing simple, thank you 🤩👌

[@OctopusEffects]

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[@MC-VFX]

Thanks A lot bro!

[@OctopusEffects]

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[@HeavenComet]

very helpful, looks super epic, im terrible at smoke sims tho so mine doesnt look nearly as cool as yours lol

[@renatonehr3972]

I tried to change the color of the smoke, but still the same after render

[@neilmarshall5087]

This is wrong. Sorry, but the dust will move sideways away from the cube, not up into the air.

[@Thor7172]

That just means YOU did something wrong, please fact-check yourself before you start blaming the tutorial. This worked perfectly fine for me and its just what i needed

[@neilmarshall5087]

@@Thor7172 Ok. Then why did 2 others like my comment?
I mean in real life something different happens. Not that the tutorial contains mistakes ( apart from a lack of real world physics ).
It is easy to make the dust move correctly, rather than do a bad job of faking it. It should move outward like the shockwave you have seen many times in hollywood FX movies.