Smoke

[Kidphenom]

I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on how to make realistic smoke.

[Simon Brown]

Try experimenting with clouds.

If you cannot find a Paint.NET solution try this: link

[oma]

@Sabrown ?

did you perhaps give a strange link ..a blender tut? for paint.net program?

anyways

if you are looking for a nice wispy smoke

check these tut links. I found them using search. the first link is not the best tut but the gray oval is what you need and the dents.

give someone a few mins and I'm sure they will come up with settings for you. or better yet experiment yourself, a few times and if you still have something not quite on enter the image hospital. and get a bandage and a dose of medicine from the crew.

:wink:

viewtopic.php?f=15&t=22676&hilit=smoke

way better tut

by Madjik ....took me a bit to find it.

viewtopic.php?f=15&t=2843

[-Expiration-]

Actually, I remember Ash posting something about wispy smoke on the PDN Fan Forums. It seemed to go like this:

Linear Reflected Gradient, Primary: White, Secondary: Fully Transparent

Make a few of those.

Run Dents, use Stretch.

Hopefully my memory serves me right.

Hope this helps!

[Ash]

Actually, I remember Ash posting something about wispy smoke on the PDN Fan Forums. It seemed to go like this:

Linear Reflected Gradient, Primary: White, Secondary: Fully Transparent

Make a few of those.

Run Dents, use Stretch.

Hopefully my memory serves me right.

Hope this helps!

Almost

http://pdnfans.freeforums.org/supernatu ... -t263.html

But to me it looks more like flames, could be smoke I guess...