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• Chris

  about 1 year ago

  Worth every penny. If your use case is rain or snow, and especially if the camera is moving, this is a no brainer. If you try to do the same thing with Blender's default particle emitter system, you will quickly discover why that is a bad idea, and why you need camera-space particles. I went through the whole process, trial and error, and before I discovered this asset, I arrived at the same conclusion, and was working on my own camera-space particle system, and while I was getting stumped on how to do it properly, I stumbled upon this already well made example, and thought, why reinvent the wheel, bought it, tried it, and it was everything I was trying to do from scratch, already done, saved me the headache of getting it to work properly, and no surprise, this method was vastly superior, than trying to drive this with the standard CPU-only particle emitter.

• Jeremy

  almost 3 years ago

  Amazing system works really great

• Radiant Mantra

  almost 3 years ago

  Heads up, to import this into your scenes from, let's say; the asset browser
  mark the paprticle instance collection as asset as well as the GeoNode system.
  Import both into your scene and you're set!
  The GeoNode system is super easy to use, and customizable enough to the point where most of your ambient particle needs will be met. Highly recommend this.

• Maarten

  almost 3 years ago

  This is such a clever idea and so well executed. This really solves the challenge of having large areas that needs to be filled with snow flakes, rain etc. of particles in big scenes where all particles influence the performance/render times. It's so convenient and smart to be able to do it this way that I wonder why it wasn't already built into Blender itself! The only request I would have at his point is to have instant access to it via a plugin! But besides that; briliant!

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