River of Life: Plant Flow Particle Simulation | Blender Tutorial
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Dive into the mesmerizing world of 3D animation as we explore the enchanting beauty of a river of flowing plants, brought to life through a captivating particle simulation in Blender! 🌿🌊
In this in-depth Blender tutorial, we'll unveil the secrets behind creating a natural and stunning plant flow effect that mimics the gentle movement of a river. Whether you're a seasoned Blender artist or a budding enthusiast, this tutorial will guide you step by step through the art of plant animation using particle systems.
Key Topics Covered:
Blender Particle Simulation
Plant Flow Animation
Natural River Effect
Blender 3D Tutorial for Beginners
Particle System Techniques
Advanced Animation in Blender
🔍 Keywords:
Plant Flow Particle Simulation, Blender 3D Tutorial, Particle System Animation, River of Plants, Blender Tutorial for Beginners, Nature Animation, Blender Animation Techniques, 3D Plant Animation, Blender Tips and Tricks, Animation Tutorial.
Discover how to harness the power of particles to create a seamless flow of plants that will add a touch of magic to your 3D creations. Don't forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell to stay updated with our latest tutorials. Let's embark on this creative journey together and bring the beauty of nature to life in 3D! 🚀🌿🎨
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Your channel is a treasure of information ! Thankyou so much for adding to the blender community. Keep blending 🎉🤘
Thx sm man! 🫶🏼
Awesome video man. Well done
thanks so much, cool i can help!
Thank you it’s amazing
Thank You!! :)
So nice video, thank you a lot for share it !
Thank you! Glad u like it man! 💯
You're such a nice person, thanks for the tutorial
thanks man! :)
Very cool stuff bro!
thank youu!
Thanks so much for this tutorial man! Really great and short tutorials are the best! :)
Happy u like it, thanks sm!!!🙏🏼
Nice! Thank you
glad to help ! 🙏🏼
thank you
you’re welcome! 💯
Ahh I saw the original! Beautiful! U did a real great job creating it in Blender!
thank you man, we have to get rid of limiting beliefs about Blender and motion design, do you agree?
thank you!!!!
You’re welcome!
Was literally just trying this out myself. Had some issue, but thanks this video i know it was because of
the damn scale of those flowers lol.
happy to help haha :)
Hey, I'm noticing that my particle system is clipping through the collision pieces. It doesn't go through fully, but if I look under the cube, I see the grass and flowers collecting. Any fixes?
been trying this out for a while but had some issues, great tutorial. any suggestion on how to make these behave like honey and stick to the surface of collision objects
Hey, happy to help! Yess i think you could try to search for a stickieness slider in der collider options or also in the particle system option!
Anyone knows hor to get more accurate colissions? in my sim the plants go halfway through the stone, even when using same settings like in tutorial
Try it with molecular + addon! Its better, made a quick video on it! :)
Are the vegetation pieces inside of the collection particles colliding with each other and the floor?
Hey Matthew, yess more or less, the thing with particle simulations in blender is, that they unfortunately can not collide with each other…for that u have to use rigid body, but because of our simulation method set to “fluid” this comes close to particle colission
Any link to the plant assets?
i used some plants out of the freezer geoscatter addon version, it comes with a plant asset library
@@ascozy_atelier thanks
Its not perfect, you still can see alot of particles that go trough mesh. Best way is to make soft bodies of each one and have like 500 copies and make instances real, but thats simply very heavy on pc. My tip is you wanna do particles switch to houdini.
agreed!