Glad you like them! Thanks so much for the kind words.

Thank you 🙌

You are very welcome

We'll ask John to think about a more detailed tutorial! Thanks for letting us know.

Agreed! The developers went nuts with this release.

Most of the functionality should work with Resolve. Only specific things like text paths won't. In Resolve you will have to choose which page you apply Particle Illusion in carefully. For example, if you want to reference another layer, you have to use the Color page, as the Edit page doesn't support multiple inputs. We'll get some more tutorials out about this.

@@BorisFXco Thank you! There are several of us now on Davinci. It is important to upgrade your Boris FX Particule Illusion products on Davinci. I will buy Contiuum as soon as it is fully integrated. I can't wait to see for next tutorial on this. Maybe I'll buy then ;-) Thanks again for considering this comment. It's very appreciated. Congratulations on your great product!

You should give it a try now. It is fully supported. We just have to work around different ways that the host product supports OFX filters. You can get a free trial here : bit.ly/30GkwJY

Let me check with John.

@@BorisFXco Thanks 🙏. Much appreciated ☺️

If you click on the License button in the BCC Particle Illusion effect in After Effects, does it say Version 2023.5 / 16.5.x? If so, could you contact Support and they can try to troubleshoot further. If not, then the best thing would be to uninstall Continuum fully, and then reinstall the latest version from here : borisfx.com/downloads/?product=continuum&host=adobe

Graças a si!

Das ist richtig!

There are a couple of different ways to do this. In the Edit, Cut and Color pages, you can always use the PixelChooser to create masks for Particle Illusion. If you want to base things off another layer, you have to use the Color page. Drag Particle Illusion into the Nodes area and you will see that you now have two inputs. Top inputs are Source A (green is RGB and blue is alpha) and bottom inputs are Source B. You can drag from the Media Pool into the nodes area to define your secondary clip. Just connect that to the Source B inputs of Particle Illusion and you can use the Particle Masking parameters as you would in any other host. Hope that helps.

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It means your tracking is failing. It could be many things, but often it could just be that one shape is cutting out another. Layers that are stacked above will cut out the layers below. If you can post a screenshot of what it looks like on the forums, it would be easier to help : forum.borisfx.com/

Any current license will work on a legacy installer (like Continuum 2020, but you may encounter issues with supported host applications particularly the OS. Best to try a monthly subscription first to make sure it works.

There is an OFX version, but it's not officially supported/tested for Flame. You are always welcome to give it a try and give us feedback! The installation docs for OFX are here: borisfx.com/support/documentation/particleillusion-for-ofx-compatible-products/

@@BorisFXco I will be happy to do just that!

Ahhh, no Linux? :(

Continuum is not available for Linux. Boris FX Sapphire is, but no Particle Illusion there.

Click on the Emitter, then in Properties change the shape to Plane. If you want to start from nothing do a search in the presets for "basic" and choose the Basic Emitter.

@@BorisFXco thanku! appreciate it

Are you in the plugin version or Standalone? If you installed 2023.5 you should have the new emitter library installed too. If you are working in the free standalone version, that usually lags a few months behind the paid version. If you're seeing only a few emitter libraries, did you run the other installer called "Particle Illusion Particle Emitters"? borisfx.com/downloads/?product=particle%20illusion Finally, if none of this helps, please contact Support and they will be happy to help : support.borisfx.com/hc/en-us/requests/new

Yes, you can import custom images for your particles!

@@BorisFXco And I can make it move like paper?

Remember that Particle Illusion particles are only 2D sprites, even though they are emitted in 3D. 3D paper money falling down would be a stretch. Unless you pre-rendered the money sprite and used Particle Illusion to make thousands of them.

@@BorisFXco 2D sprites are good enough for my purpose. Thanks.

This specific method in Particular (triggering another emitter from a particle hitting a surface) is not currently in PI. There are some rain presets in there for you to explore, though. Thanks for the feedback, though. We are always looking for ways to make PI better.