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Asset: Steam Elements

🕑 Added 2020-05-13 06:27:17 +0000 UTC

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Ben

These are awesome! I'm having a problem getting mine to loop seamlessly, mine just restart - anyone dealing with this?

Any tips on getting the alpha edge completely transparent ?

Zeke Faust

I noticed that the Slowed Floor Steam element had a jump in it, probably from the loop point. I just smoothed it out, in case it's helpful to anyone! https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nEwriiufqIyF2cHZxKGpeuvckNznvb98/view?usp=sharing

Ian you are best 3d artist than i 've never seen

Thank you very much! I've been a patron for a few days and I am overwhelmed by the amazing tutorials, assets and your endless creativity!

🤯🤯🤯 HOLY S^#@ These are PRiceLess ..!! WAT2GO BiG gUy thanks Mr. Ian Sir 🤯

I'm having the same thing

I can't seem to download it, when I click the link it opens a tab and instantly closes it.

Yes copy that. Some higher res ones would be great. It's good to have those as proxies though to keep things slick during shot setup.

Ian Hubert

Ah! What kind of cable textures are you thinking?

Sam Lazarus

The best part about these is the little Ian in the BG counting gently "one-one thousand, two-one thousand..."

I hope for the next thing .. we can have some Cable Textures so we can add moar realism into the scene.

Thank you for your information! Really helpful, especially with the Copy Rotation thing!

Chipp Walters

So hey guys, here's a tip for you. You may be wondering whether to use the Add Shader method or the Translucent Mix Shader method and here's what I've discovered. For Cycles, the Translucent mix shader is better, primarily because your lighting will affect the steam. So if you have a blue light, the steam will look bluish. You can UP the emission by boosting the value number >1 in the translucent node. The Add Shader method keeps the steam always white, unless you manually control it with RGB Curves or a ColorRamp. But for EEVEE, it becomes a bit more complicated. While the same color stuff is true for both shaders, in EEVEE the Translucent Mix Shader method allows for shadows to be cast on the steam plane, which can be undesirable-- wheras the Add Shader method doesn't have shadows, but stays white. Also, adding a Copy Rotation to the steam object and setting the Target to your camera and checking only the Z rotation checkbox will always keep your steam element facing the camera, which is pretty cool. Lastly, I'm putting together a KPACK (KIT OPS FREE) to enable you to INSERT either version by dragging and dropping in your scene. Check out this tweet for more info: https://twitter.com/chippwalters/status/1261855650235265029?s=20

hello Ian , thank you really much for all this stuff , please can we have some tricks about lighting and something about bake . thanks and much love from france

Dewi

Hey man, 2000 patrons in sight. Really pleased for you, you are so very in the right place to get this special kind of recognition.

Would love to get higher quality versions if you have them. Thanks!

Thanks a ton Ian!

Chromfell

I joined the Patreon for this, nuff said

Ian Hubert

Ah, I'm glad!! And yeah, it's just an overlay in AE (I'd share them here but they're a pack I got a while back). It'd probably be worthwhile to shoot some custom ones at some point :)

Phillip Park

He already did a number of them. Check on his youtube.

Phillip Park

Amazing, thank you for this!

Thank you so much all of these consistent random posts. I am always excited to see what you have put together. They are very inspiring and helpful. One thing I love is the little tricks that I learn from watching these, for example, the cyclic option in the rain tutorial. I had no idea! How are you doing your lens flares? After effects? Thank you again.

Was wondering if you could make a tut on city building? Each of your buildings are very detailed.

Very cool. Thanks Ian !