Particle Tutorials Topic is solved

[KoochiWoochi]

Hello

Does anyone know where I can find in depth tutorials on how to use the particle generator? I have seen some amazing effects created but I dont know how to achieve them. I bought the tutorial lessons from TV paint but they dont really show much variety with the Particles.

I found a lesson on the subject here http://www.studioartfx.com/ArtFXshop/2D ... magic.html but I dont think they sell it anymore and I'm so dissapointed, its exactly what I was looking for.

An effect I really want to know how to make an effect that can be found in this animation -.> 2:50 - 2:53 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2PCNKlddJY ( I know this animation was made in Toon Boom but I'm sure TV Paint can create that effect)

Its like a lightning, transition wipe with a sparkle line ^_^

Also is there anywhere to buy a Particle and Fx Library for TV Paint
Thank you in advance

[slowtiger]

That effect is so short, I wouldn't even open the FX panel for it but animate it by hand.

There is a bunch of particle FX in the bin for this FX, have you seen them? Usually I load one of them as a starting point and tweak it to my needs.

[D.T. Nethery]

Does anyone know where I can find in depth tutorials on how to use the particle generator? I have seen some amazing effects created but I dont know how to achieve them. I bought the tutorial lessons from TV paint but they dont really show much variety with the Particles.

I found a lesson on the subject here http://www.studioartfx.com/ArtFXshop/2D ... magic.html but I dont think they sell it anymore and I'm so dissapointed, its exactly what I was looking for.

Terrence Walker , who made those tutorials , is a member of this forum. (his user name: artfx ) . You might want to PM him to see when the tutorials might be available again. I purchased those tutorials from him several years ago and they are very good.

[Elodie]

If you click on the button "tutorials" at the top of the forum, you will be directed to the website with video tutorials, and one a the top of the list... is about particles