Blender 2.82 : Barrage of Arrows - Particle Simulation 

Yeah, I know my delivery is pretty stiff and rehearsed, but I'm trying to make it as clear and understandable as possible. I'm not a good actor. Thanks for watching and commenting anyway.

@@aliensoup2420 I think that's a good thing. Some people have speech patterns that are so distracting I can't follow their tutorials.

@@Dark0neone Thanks.

Thanks for watching, and the positive feedback. Since my videos are not monetized, their only purpose is to inform, in as little time as possible, and not try the viewer's patience or lose their attention. Glad to know it worked.

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Yes, I'm sorry but that is a known bug since the release of v2.80 . Dead particles don't render in 2.80, but they do in 2.79 and earlier. They probably will not fix it since they are working on a new node-based particle system.

@@aliensoup2420 oh thx

@@aliensoup2420 Still not fixed in 2.90.1; just wasted a few hours trying to see where I did wrong before finding the question / answer in comments. :D

@@lr723 Yes, I'm sorry. I did leave a note about it in the video description. But anybody trying to render dead particles is going to be equally flummoxed whether or not they are watching this tutorial.

This appears to be fixed in 2.91.0

It should work if the Modifier is Applied. What Modifier are you using?

@@aliensoup2420 displace and subdivision

@@husseinabdulla It works for me. I have a Displace modifier on a grid, with a Cloud texture. The Collision modifier is last. I don't need to Apply the Displace modifier, and the arrows stick to the displaced surface. You are doing something else wrong.

@@aliensoup2420 yah i see that i try for another it's working

Check the Emitter particle Lifetime. If it is too short the arrows will stop in mid-air. Make particle Lifetime as long as the full animation render frames.