Particles are very useful for digital artists who want to create liquids, gasses, or clouds of small solids that react naturally. This video tutorial will show you how to use the twisting particle field effect to create a very cool title shown at the beginning of the first video. This particular particle effect is especially great for making galaxies and other fantastic images.
How To: Make a twisting particle field effect in After Effects
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1 Comment
Thank you for taking the time to make this fine tutorial. I learned a few new great tips and what a cool animation. I struggle with expressions and thank you for taking the time to explain them. It's starting to make sense. I never did get the smear expression right. I kept getting errors for some reason. Illegal use of word or something like that. My tip to you is to render the final file out and have it in the timeline so you won't have to wait. Great job on your 1st tutorial!
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