cg tuts+ have published a two-part videotutorial on Smoke effects in Blender 2.5. They write:

In this invaluable, in-depth series we’ll be taking a look at smoke and fire simulation techniques within Blender 2.5, and who better to take us through this process than the man behind the official documents himself, Gottfried Hofmann. Prepare to be amazed at just what Blender can do for free.

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9 Responses to “Introduction to Smoke Simulation in Blender 2.5”  

  1. 1 code

    nice!

  2. 2 grafixsuz

    Thank you for a very informative Tutorial on the fire/smoke simulator in blender. The fire looked very good.

    As a bit of advice though, I think that with your next tutorial, you have what you want to say clearly written down and just read from the manuscript. I say this as it was rather hard to follow at times because of everything being ad-lib. English is clearly not easy for you, Which is no problem, but, just to avoid the down time while you try to get the thought together, a pre-made script would make the experience for the listener a much better experience. Just a thought…:)

    In any case, I think that you have a great talent and I would love to see more from you in the future.

  3. 3 txrx

    CGTuts is fast becoming one of my favourite sites, really nice.

  4. 4 Stamjen Vkotyak

    truly an excellent and easy to understand tutorial. outstanding!

  5. 5 Nestor

    See that first link right under “Related News”? Click it.

  6. 6 Mats Halldin

    Sweet!

  7. 7 kram2301

    Really nice tutorial.
    Sometimes hard to follow you but it’s well done :)

  8. 8 Aardvark

    This is a very informative and practical tutorial. Thank you very much.

  9. 9 YoungApprentice

    This doesn’t seem to work… The smoke does not show up; the particles do, but not the smoke…

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