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A few (14, including variations) animated particle effects I did as a quick test. Laid out in a sheet format. Most have the camera rotate 45° on X axis, a few are top down.
Let me know if they are of any use to you, I can make loads more. Also different angles, frame rates, resolutions, etc, are not a problem...
Specs:
- texture sheet size: 1024x1024
- frame/cell size: 128x128
- frame rate: 30
- length: 64 frames
para_CC0_particlefx-1.zip 15.5 Mb [6982 download(s)]
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Comments
Niice! Thanks for sharing, para.
Hey para, these look great. Would you mind uploading the project files used to make these? Have no idea what program you used but it's pretty neat to see these.
This is awesome. +1 for telling us what program was used.
Awesome, indeed. :)
I will almost surely use these in my Wesnoth campaign. The 45 degree top down fits great with Wesnoth perspective.
Thanks,
the program used was Adobe After Effects, I did a little bit of scripting to make it so I can render out finished sheets in multiple angles and such.. or I can just plug in image sequences or clips and batch output them on a sheet layout.
Manveru, hope they'll prove useful to you. If you need anything specific or there's something I can change just let me know.
Again, if anyone has any tips, suggestions, critiques, requests, etc, please let me know...
Thank you so much for this art! It's very helpful to our project (we're poor and can't afford art)
Ares
Great work mate. I did try messaging you about these, but no response. Thanks so much for the contribution though awesome stuff.
very cool! I think they can be used as 3D particles, do you think you could provide all the missing top down ones? without it I would have to stretch the image, what is not that hard but I think the original may look better? thanks!
Thanks for these, used these for testing my level warps and they look awesome :)
That smoke looks really good!
I've included this asset in the AnyRPG Engine. Its been featured in a YouTube livestream at https://youtu.be/t4xqkYE9YrU and you've been added to both the in-engine credits, and the credits at anyrpg.org.