Particles in Nuke

Particles in Nuke, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.8, with 21 lectures, based on 24 reviews, and has 137 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn Nukes particle system from scratch Understand how particles nodes work inside Nuke. Learn particles by creating short projects and effects. Create Galaxy and snow effects. This course is ideal for individuals who are VFX artists who want to learn Nukes particles or VFX compositors who want to learn Nukes particles. It is particularly useful for VFX artists who want to learn Nukes particles or VFX compositors who want to learn Nukes particles.

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Summary

Title: Particles in Nuke

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 21

Number of Published Lectures: 21

Number of Curriculum Items: 21

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 21

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn Nukes particle system from scratch

Understand how particles nodes work inside Nuke.

Learn particles by creating short projects and effects.

Create Galaxy and snow effects.

Who Should Attend

VFX artists who want to learn Nukes particles

VFX compositors who want to learn Nukes particles.

Target Audiences

VFX artists who want to learn Nukes particles

VFX compositors who want to learn Nukes particles.

In this course you will learn everything about Nuke’s particle system.

In the first lessons you will learn the fundamentals of Nuke’s particle system.

Then we’re gonna start creating supper simple effects then gradually we’re gonna create advanced effects.

Nuke’s particles system it’s easy to learn and it’s great option for compositors who want to create particle effects without Jumping to other advanced softwares like Houdini or Maya.

Before you enroll in this course you should know the fundamentals of Nuke.

You will learn almost everything about particles inside Nuke.

You will learn how to create visual effects like Galaxy, snow, rain drops and much more.

This course is projects based course, so you will learn the particle system by creating short projects.

This course is for visual effects artists who want to learn how to create particle effects inside Nuke.

This course covers most of particles nodes and techniques.

This is the first course that covers everything in Nuke’ particle system.

The first section is an introduction to Nuke’s particle system.

In the second section we will start immediately creating our first project which is Galaxy.

In the third section we will create realistic snow scene.

In the forth section we will learn about particles behavior.

In the last section we will learn how to create realistic rain drops.

Enroll now and let’s get started.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Emitting particles

Lecture 3: Rendering the scene

Lecture 4: Conditions and region

Lecture 5: Animating the region

Chapter 2: Creating a galaxy

Lecture 1: Galaxy resources

Lecture 2: Creating a galaxy

Lecture 3: Adding big stars to the galaxy

Chapter 3: Snow

Lecture 1: Snow downloadable resources

Lecture 2: Creating the snow particles

Lecture 3: Adding the fog

Chapter 4: Particles behavior

Lecture 1: Velocity inheritance

Lecture 2: Controlling the attributes by textures

Lecture 3: Color particles based on age

Lecture 4: Particle spawn

Lecture 5: Animating the wind

Lecture 6: Collisions

Lecture 7: Channels

Chapter 5: Rain drops

Lecture 1: Downloadable resources.

Lecture 2: Creating rain drops

Lecture 3: Adding the static drops

Instructors

Raffi Bedross
FX TD Artist

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