How Do You Make Particles Follow A curve? | Blender 2.92 Tutorial

[@hamishmctiaigh4363]

Just what the doctor ordered, cheers, mate!

[@jimEther]

Just what I needed. Thank you very much.

[@miketaulbut7568]

cool effect and very easy to follow...thank you

thanks mate, very helpful!

[@mkjb8331]

Thank you!

[@superconceptng]

This was very helpful

[@govardhankulkarni5172]

Very simple and straight forward ! Thanks and subbed !

[@Aniushkania]

Really helpful video! Thank you very much! ✨

[@lalithaananthan3023]

thank you very much

[@joeabstractjoe]

Thanks for the tutorial. 👏👏👏👏

[@AmarjeetKumar-yh2sp]

Nice tutorial💕👌

[@manishwankhede1659]

Wonderful please keep make these types of Videos

[@GraphicsMK]

Thanks for your comment. I will keep to share these types of videos as much as I can do.)

[@ginescap]

thanks, that was great :)

[@koravi]

hi , dear mk What is the name of the software you used to display the keys on screen ?

[@Jackal_F]

Hi, your video is very helpful for me! but when I added a second curve, Why particles don't follow first curve? It's very messy, I can do one curve but I want to do many curve in the one file. What I should do?

[@GraphicsMK]

Firstly create a new collection. Move the second curve into this collection. Select the particle emitter and go to the particle settings. Scroll down to the Field weights section, and choose the new collection you have just created.

[@Jackal_F]

@@GraphicsMK Wowww, thank you so much. Your guidance so helpful for my final project about animation fluid. Thank you very much 🙏🏻😍

[@adama8990]

How do i make the particles a lot smaller
Thanks for the vid

[@GraphicsMK]

If u use instance object for particles, u can scale up the instance object ,if the object scale option is enabled in render section. You can also scale up the particles in this section. (Particle sytem tab, render section)

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