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I need some help
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BEST tutorial: (sometimes offline -just save page to your local machine)
https://cade.scope.edu/courseware/not...a/explode.html
https://www-viz.tamu.edu/students/tre...Pres/index.htm
https://www.taaffedesigns.net/B_part6.html
All I could come up with off the top of my head, as I'm at work...
Sorry.
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Also, you could also just color hardware particle points gold, with a teeny bit of glow in post.
Render them with the multi-pass option, (3-9 passes worked for me) , and a little bit of Mblur in post, and just add gravity and collisions to taste
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