How to control multiple particle systems in Blender 2.93 - Particles systems beginners tutorial

Great timing on this vid, I'm right in the middle of a project and this is exactly what I was looking for! Funny thing, I found your channel a year ago from your "3d Text and Particles Intro Animation" tutorial.
Thanks muh dude!

Please don't stop making these. You have a real knack for covering every single step of the process! Usually, watching a single video means watching several other videos just to see how the first person got to where they did.

Sidenote: if you happen to know your way around Unreal Engine 5, I'd love to learn more on that from you!

Getting into Blender's particle System and I can say it is not so much convenient, everything could be way more simple.

44 fucking minutes. Not watching this.

Thank you for the video! Tell me how to make one system of particles not collide with the surface, but pass through it?

brilliant

Just what I was looking for! This should help with my project I hope. I'm trying to have two separate particle emitters controlled by separate forcefield but reacting to the same collision surface. You've given me the template, might need to tweak a little. Thanks a lot!

Thank you for this!

Saved my day. I was looking for hours to know how I can use 2 separate forcefields for different particles emitters. Thanks.

Sir I have windows 7 in which blender 2.7 can run,can we make same on blender 2.7

Thanks the duplicate practical systems where driving me crazy.

This is an underrated video. Hope more people view this tutorial and learn.

Hi..im was trying to designate path for individual emitter..but somehow every emitter is getting affected by that path.. i wanted to ask u if there is some kind of lifespan for a particular path or something else...?

plz help, I'm struggling to use different curve guide for eat emitter individually , for example If i have one curve horizontal & the other vertical , then both emitters will fly on 45 degrees , how I make each one work independently ?

great, thank you so much for sharing.

I don't know you have made or not, I am new to the channel, but if you hadn't made....can you create a beginner tutorial for rigging and animation in blender? Like a lion walking in forest or a shark swiming in sea....like that.

Thank you so much! Very Helpful! ;)