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Super Emitter, align to motion
Hello,
I’m new to Particle Illusion and I have a question.I’m trying to make a rotor wash effect and I wanted the effect to be as close to realistic as possible.
sample
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avxDEpt9tWU&feature=relatedSo I’ve tried a few things in the SE version but was not happy with the results. I downloaded the trial version of 3.0 and saw potential in Super Particles. I got very close to what I want the waves to look like however I could not find a control to seal the deal.
Is there a way to align the Super Emitters based off the motion just like you would do for the particles themselves?
thanks for any help you can offer.
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2 Replies
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I’m not sure what aligning the free emitters (the emitters that the super emitter creates) will do for you, as they’re not visible. Can you post an image of your effect right now so I can see what the problem is?
Alan.
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Hi Alan,
Sorry for the slow response. been a bit busy. I believe I misspoke at bit, being a new at this.My problem was I made a line emitter with 3 points to create a slight arc.
So I attached this to a single point super emitter like you would find in the blank library. Unfortunately there was no way to make the arc that is being emitted move aligned to the motion.
Since I couldn’t figure this out I just used circle emitters but as you can see from the image it is a bit to organized and un-natural. I’m still working on it so hopefully adding some overlapping ellipse should make it more natural looking.
Particle Illusion is a pretty great tool, been a huge help to me.
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