@@xenoturegaming198 Sorry for the late response, If you want to attach it to another object, just parent it to the object. You can also make the object follow the trail and be ahead of the flame so the flame is following it.
If you want to export this and have Color information, you’ll need to bake the texture. I would recommend just recreating the simple gradient in the software you’re exporting it into though. If it’s a game engine remember to lower the poly count to prevent lag.
YOU TRY TO RUN THAT FLAME ON A MULTIPLAYER GAME AND WATCH THAT SERVER CRASH...IMAGINE 50 DUDES FLYING AROUND WITH THOSE FLAMES.... THE SERVER WOULD JUST DIE
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i love how you used a model instead of particles systems, simulations or volumes, this is such a big time saver!
this does not even have enough views for how creative this is, holy shnitzel this is amazing!!
you fr deserve more subs
Have you ever woken up, and wanted to make a jet engine afterburner trail in Blender? Lmao. Nice tutorial; quick, but still detailed and clear.
i ended the meme
maybe next tutorial
Thanks! great one perfect for what I was looking for :D
superb tutorial.. well explained..really appreciate your time and efforts
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You lost me at it’s actually really easy
ok but how did you make the trail animated in 4:12?
When you tapped on Control T what those other 2 things called because I am having trouble finding em
In edit>preferences>addons, look for “node wrangler” enable it, then you should be good.
Once I add the Vertex group it flattens it.
I actually figured it out but I need the trail to stick to a larger object.
@@xenoturegaming198 Sorry for the late response, If you want to attach it to another object, just parent it to the object. You can also make the object follow the trail and be ahead of the flame so the flame is following it.
how did you made it no flatten?@@xenoturegaming198
at 1:18, how did you increase the streangth on the rotation?
its the strength of the modifier, on the right you can see the number changing
how do i export it to another project without losing any colors and with the animation still working
If you want to export this and have Color information, you’ll need to bake the texture. I would recommend just recreating the simple gradient in the software you’re exporting it into though. If it’s a game engine remember to lower the poly count to prevent lag.
Thanks alot 😄👍
YOU TRY TO RUN THAT FLAME ON A MULTIPLAYER GAME AND WATCH THAT SERVER CRASH...IMAGINE 50 DUDES FLYING AROUND WITH THOSE FLAMES.... THE SERVER WOULD JUST DIE
If you want to run this in a game, you’ll need to lower the poly count. I never said this flame is game ready.
@@throwgon3390 my apologies, i came accross very rude on that comment. I now know better (very new to the blender community)