How to do this effect

#1

How to do this effect

#2

How to do this effect

Are you kidding??!

Like Nike said

Just do it

#3

This would defenitely be a Krakatoa playground :slight_smile:

#4

I agree with Glacierise, Krakatoa for sure and possibley a touch of Fume.

Something to get you started:
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[li]Set you Time configuration to 600 frames[/li][li]Create a standard flow, set your Particle in Viewport percentage accordingly and raise you system limit to something like 10 mil[/li][li]Set the Birth Operator to 0 to 600 frames, rate of 10[/li][li]Switch the Icon to Circle, make it large 500 units[/li][li]Select the Position Icon and set the emission to “Edge”[/li][li]Remove the speed operator and replace it with a Standard Force operator, create a Vortex space warp at 0,0,0, rotate it 180 degrees, Axial drop 0.0, Orbital Speed 4.0, Radial Pull 0.0 add it to the Force operator.[/li][li]Remove the Rotation Operator[/li][li]Remove the Shape operator[/li][li]Add a Find Target Test, Control by Time, Docking Direction "Icon Cylindrical[/li][li]Create a new Speed Operator Event, Speed 100 variation 25.0, enable reverse[/li][/ul]Add a couple Spawn Tests to spawn some trails and your on your way. :wink:

#5

thanks a lot
I have tried the values you suggested but it doesn’t look good.
Can you send the scene file to my E-mail
anewlai@gmail.com?

thank you

#6

for me a pizza and a coke…:slight_smile:

#7

LOL, that would be because it is just a place to start :wink: Looks like a good starting point to me:)

Playing with it should have been easy to see what is going on.

This is what I got after messing with it for an hour or so. I must admit I opted to use birth paint for my initial particle seeds.

I attached the starting point that I used, which is basically what I posted earlier with a couple more operators.

#8

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