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"Sparks flying" props

SorelSorel Posts: 1,390
in Product Suggestions

I recently did a render where a bunch of sparks fly out of a destroyed robot and I thought to mself MAN I WISH I HAD LIKE A VARIETY OF THESE.

There's lots of times where I'd like to have them and I only have the one prop effect. Different spreads, force, lots of sparks, lil bit of sparks,angles, etc. 

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  • murgatroyd314murgatroyd314 Posts: 1,490

    I have not used PARSIS, but from the product page, it looks like it might be the sort of thing you're looking for.

  • SorelSorel Posts: 1,390

    murgatroyd314 said:

    I have not used PARSIS, but from the product page, it looks like it might be the sort of thing you're looking for.

    Hmmm that could work. @Alberto could this do what I'm describing here?

  • FirstBastionFirstBastion Posts: 7,744

    You can use brushes to get sparks that will look real

    https://www.daz3d.com/rons-explosions

    https://www.daz3d.com/rons-sparks-and-embers

     

  • xxambiencexx_f1bbff6aafxxambiencexx_f1bbff6aaf Posts: 1

    Sorel said:

    I recently did a render where a bunch of sparks fly out of a destroyed robot and I thought to mself MAN I WISH I HAD LIKE A VARIETY OF THESE.

    There's lots of times where I'd like to have them and I only have the one prop effect. Different spreads, force, lots of sparks, lil bit of sparks,angles, etc. 

     

    Hello there. I'm desparately looking for sparks as well, similar to what you have in this render. Could I ask what asset or method you used for these sparks?

  • FenixPhoenixFenixPhoenix Posts: 3,070

    This product has one for embers specifically: https://www.daz3d.com/iray-fireworx << which works great with some tweaks as shown here (though there's still some post-work on the dust and other flying particles, the sparks are from fireworx):

    I used those spark-like embers here as well:

    I've also used this product: https://www.daz3d.com/fireworks_19727 as sparks by setting it up as emission for this promo:

    That said, it's sometimes easier to just do it in postwork and the brushes mentioned in this thread are perfect.

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