cassir.blogg.se -

Set the Transform From option to link to the point layer created in step 1.

Apply the Atomic particles effect to a layer and explore the Particle placement -> Position property group.

It can be adjusted to exist in 3D space using this technique: Atomic and 3D camerasĪtomic particles is a 2D effect, although it generates 3D rendered content. The position properties determine the location in 3D space of the particle grid.įor greater control the particle grid can be linked to another layer in the composite shot, including a 3D point layer. It uses the 3D model’s source textures, prior to the model being illuminated in the scene. Model textures atomizes the 3D model according to its 3D geometry. This mode ‘bakes in’ lighting into the atomized version. Project texture atomizes the 3D model according to its 3D geometry. Screen space applies atomic to the 3D model as if it were a 2D layer, simply atomizing the rendered, flattened frame. If atomic is applied to a 3D model layer this option becomes available. This property group determines the initial positioning and layout of the particle grid that forms the foundation of any atomic particle effect. Below are a few simple examples, all created very quickly and easily: There are countless uses for atomic particles effects.

They also interact with HitFilm’s 3D lighting system. Although applied as a 2D effect, atomic particles are simulated in 3D and can be rotated around using a 3D camera. Atomic Particles is a Pro-only effect, available in Ignite Pro.Ītomic Particles are array-based, which means they use regimented grids of particles.