EXPLOSIONS in Realtime - VFX Blender Tutorial

PATREON DOWNLOAD LINK of the original project (only 1,5 megabyte!) of my procedural nuclear explosion https://www.patreon.com/posts/original-and-76147983 Ok this is the most crazy discovery I made after a very long experimenting. Basicly its a procedural workflow for creating explosions, which turned out to work IMPRESSIVLY GREAT! Its now my favourite way of dealing with volumes (explosions, smokes, fireball, similar), instead of the traditional smoke simulation workflow. The main big reaasons for choosing this workflow are: - realtime animation playback (not possible with traditional simulations, except Embergen) - complete control on the shape (not possible with traditional simulations) - freedom to literally "model" the shape (not possible with traditional simulations) - very small file size, 1.4 megabyte - a traditional simulation can take from 10 to 100 GYGABYTES! - the result is unbelievably high detailed ( I was actually never able to get such a detail amount with smoke simulations) All these good things dont happen instead when you try to create explosions using traditional smoke simulation with volumes. Of course is not good for more complicated situations... but hey! is good to know we have a very light realtime option when it comes to stuff like this in Blender! Might also make the happiness of productions when needing to send project to renderfarms :) Some technical info: - render times: average 40 seconds per frame, 256 samples - my final subdivision resolution: 9 - graphic card: rtx 3080ti PATREON for extra tutorials and support https://www.patreon.com/posts/original-and-76147983 Chapters: 00:04 rendershow 00:30 introduction 00:37 traditional simulations VS my workflow 1:23 render settings tips 2:26 modelling the explosion 5:00 subdivisions management 6:34 shader with displacement 9:10 texture coordinates cube 10:34 displacement modifier 12:35 common bugs fix 13:25 Fire 17:20 animating everything 21:27 conclusion notes