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stevenm9342790
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April 27, 2018
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Creating a dust effect.

  • April 27, 2018
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Hey, I was wondering if any one could help me.

I have been playing around with CC Particle world trying to create a dust effect, so I can add more detail to my animated Horse. But I can't get the look I'm after.

I'd like to be able to create the kind of effect in the short video linked below.

horse fx examples - YouTube

If anyone has any pointers or knows any tutorials let me know and that would be awesome.

Many Thanks.

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    Correct answer angie_taylor

    There are a few tips on here that will help you. This tutorial covers smoke, fire and rough dust. I think the smoke one would be closest to the example you showed

    Digital Arts Online Tutorials - Angie Taylor - Motion graphic design | Angie Taylor – Motion graphic design

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    angie_taylor
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    Legend
    April 27, 2018

    There are a few tips on here that will help you. This tutorial covers smoke, fire and rough dust. I think the smoke one would be closest to the example you showed

    Digital Arts Online Tutorials - Angie Taylor - Motion graphic design | Angie Taylor – Motion graphic design

    foughtthelaw
    Inspiring
    April 27, 2018

    The best tip I could offer would be to play with the "Particle Type" setting and use the Textured shapes at the bottom. then you can find stills of dust/clouds/paint chips/etc. that look kinda like what you're after as particles themselves. If you're feeling really crazy you could make a precomp with lots of different layered fractal noise effects to try and get the cloudy look you're after and use THAT as your particle texture.

    stevenm9342790
    Known Participant
    April 29, 2018

    I'll give it a try then thanks