Bullets into dirt ground

[danne82]

You have answered the question yourself a bit now go and look it up in youir manual or F1

Don´t think anyone here have the time to give you a step by step guide for that. So play around a bit yourself :)

[victor throe]

its not that many steps you lazy sod:)

1. create a super spray emitter
2. set the emit start time to when you want it to start
3. set the emit stop to a couple of frames after that
4.in the particle formation, set both spreads to about 180(play with these setting later for desired effect)
5. create gravity and bind it to super sprey
6. alter speed of particles
7. you may want to create another sprey with out gravity bound to it but a little wind instead this way you get the gravelly bits falling down and dusty particle blowing away
8. then its really a matter of playinng with the settings
9. as for rendering. set the gritty particles to small cubes or instanced geometry...they are so small it probably wont matter much and the dusty particles should be facing and apply a cloud like transparency effect....something like a gradient map set to radial with noise the 3 slots set to rgb 000 555 111111 fractle.

make sure the material is set to face map and make it ground coluored

oh and set particle rotation to suit...something like 1 second rotation 50% variation

by the time you have followed these steps you will have familiarised yourself enough to do a much better job

[-T-]

thanks

*writes down and memorizes*:rolleyes:

[victor throe]

dont forget to post the fruits of your labour

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