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procedural flames shading examples:
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export this shader to the engine
What do you mean?
Yes, I checked in sneak peak:
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Hi c4cc,
You might check out this tutorial
Also, at 10:46 for that tutorial, I can’t set the “Alpha Blend” and “None” as I’m using Blender 4.2
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My file. Also, when I try to adjust my emission at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puVRWSoRhrA to get that emission effect, my emission has a white emission instead?
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Hey,
I will also look into it! An interesting issue indeed, maybe we can make it work with via the “Smoke particles” way!Especially now it will be easier as now we can copy Puzzles from one project to another
https://v3d.net/nf1
https://www.youtube.com/@Contret
https://x.com/_Contret
https://www.behance.net/Contret
https://www.artstation.com/contret
https://vimeo.com/user175083946How do I know which option to use in place of alpha blend/clip and none, as here?
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Thanks for your answer, it seems to work. However it seems that verge3d is a little blurry compared to blender.
My file for references
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That’s certainly a good tutorial, however, notice these flames are “whole”, not comprised of clumps, as opposed to the one in the tutorial
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Also, how nice if procedural flames like this was also enabled in verge3d as well
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