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Re: After Effects fire
by Steve Renard on Dec 18, 2008 at 4:17:41 pm

Hi Will,

If you're new to AE creating fire like that will be a bit project, but I'd suggest starting with the Trapcode Particular plugin, using smokelets for your particles, and messing with the color to get the look right. Then use the velocity and physics settings to adjust for the look you want in terms of the motion. You could also try some of the presets that they package along with it, and use those as a starting point.

Good luck!
Steve

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