Free Models and Media / Fire effect (with video tutorial) + Download

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Devcore35
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Posted: 11th Feb 2015 16:17
Hello everyone,

Here is a redesign of my part based on the 3D object "Foliage Plant 4" FPSCR.
It has been improved and the animation was increased and texture changed to give the illusion of fire !

Please follow the following tutorial to learn how to play a convincing effect

Feel free to also improve your hand because it's still not perfect ^^

Good viewing and good test!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2diS9TfQck&feature=youtu.be

DOWNLOAD OBJECT Fire Fake Style : See attachment to this post.

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smallg
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Posted: 11th Feb 2015 18:17 Edited at: 11th Feb 2015 18:34
nice working fire, not sure i like the idea of needing to place quite so many entities just for a fire but it's probably still less performance hungry than the real fire will be so yh



made a little script you can apply to the fire to make it appear to move more, i only used 1 fire in my video







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Posted: 11th Feb 2015 19:34
Woua! played great work
This is exactly what we need is more real
Thank you for the modification and sharing of improvement!
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Posted: 14th Feb 2015 18:31
@ Devcore35
Nice fire, thanks for share it.

@ smallg
Useful script as usually, thanks mate.

My fire, using your script.



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Posted: 15th Feb 2015 00:23
@smallG, anyway to start a particle emitter on it to emit smoke?
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Posted: 16th Feb 2015 12:27
Do you means like this one? : https://forum.game-guru.com/thread/210752

If so, you can use StartParticleEmitter(e) and StopParticleEmitter(e) .

HTH

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