Blender Tutorial: Dynamic paint with Particles 

Beautiful description! Dont worry about length this brings it all home

a few months ago in a live by Pablo Vazquez on the Blender channel Today in Spanish, I commented on this possibility, and with this dynamic paint system you can also create bulges on hard surfaces, such as when stones fall on snow, or on the bodywork of a car, we have in Blender a very good tool ... the dynamic painting physics

when you Bake Image Sequence ... remember to select your uv map ... if you don't you may need to use texture coordinate to reproject .

love your tutorials! have just one suggestion please dont ever stop saying "alright guys" at the start of your every video cuz the way you say it and your accent just sets up a whole tempo of the video🔥🔥😂😂

Thank you so much!!!

That video was still pretty short. I don't mind at all when you make longer videos. Its the content that matters. Thanks for the great work.

you are amazing! Awesome video!

Very useful!

Great vid, worked perfectly on my project. Good Job!! Well done👍👍👍

Great tutorial, really helped, many thanks

Thanks Steven! Love your accent!

ah, i love your voice dude. and you videos of course

Very cool I thought about doing that ... told me I was crazy!

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what if i want to use a mesh to weight paint using dynamic paint and have the dynamically painted weights emit particles

you are the most Scottish Scot I ve ever heart :D and your name is Scott, you cant be more Scottish than that :D ... I just hope you have some proper Scotch nearby :D ... great tutorial btw :D

is there a way to let the canvas be an glass material and not black ?

I've checked everywhere but there is no particul sastum to be found in Blender.

Can this be used with hair particles? Can't seem to get it to work...

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