Cinematic Logo Reveal using Simulation Nodes - Blender Tutorial
Knowing multiple ways to reveal your logo or animate an intro allows you to create something unique that no one else would have seen before. Hopefully, this process adds to that list and you can create stunning videos for your brand or clients.
Relevant Previous Videos:
Image to Mesh:
• Convert Any Image or Logo to a 3D Mesh Eas...
Cinematic Intro Animation:
• Easy Cinematic Logo / Intro Animation - Bl...
Cinematic Videos in 5 Steps:
• Create Cinematic Animations In 5 Simple St...
Simulation Nodes:
• Particles and Sphere Interaction Using Sim...
• Fluid Particles Trapped in a Glass Sphere ...
• Simulate Particles to Form Any Logo - Blen...
If you have any queries, questions, or suggestions, comment below and I'll respond as soon as I can!
More sci-fi animations, wallpapers, loops, motion graphics, etc using blender3D or other completely open-source free software will be coming soon! Stay tuned!
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Time-Stamps:
0:00 Intro
0:19 Image to mesh to vertices
3:00 Simulation Zone: Extrusion
3:40 Randomising Growth Direction
5:00 Understanding Cross Product
6:55 Making growth stick to the surface
9:00 Top Selection for the extrusion
10:10 Trimming the Curve
12:38 Baking The Simulation
13:05 Completing the Geometry Nodes Set Up
13:45 Scene Set Up and Materials
15:00 Final Render / Outro
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