Dragon ball z effects?

[Sir donks alot (rip my grandpa)]

I've seen some people do it but I have no idea how. How do you do things like kamehameha and other dragon ball z related things?

[Vei ♡]

You press the power up button and then tri-angle ( Dragon Ball Z BT3 )

[surfer171]

Originally posted by 我是.我会.myth:

You press the power up button and then tri-angle ( Dragon Ball Z BT3 )

If you're not part of the solution then don't bother comment

For the OP, I think you've to play around with particles. Try looking around sfm workshop's particle, maybe some looks almost the same as you wanted

[Sir donks alot (rip my grandpa)]

Originally posted by surfer171:

Originally posted by 我是.我会.myth:

You press the power up button and then tri-angle ( Dragon Ball Z BT3 )

If you're not part of the solution then don't bother comment

For the OP, I think you've to play around with particles. Try looking around sfm workshop's particle, maybe some looks almost the same as you wanted

I found out something about special lights I forgot what they were called....

They were used in this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izO8QWj3NeI

[8L-41R]

nice!

[Sir donks alot (rip my grandpa)]

Originally posted by WE CAN PICKLE THAT:

nice!

I found this out weeks ago but I dont remember what lights it was you had to go too I cant find the comment...

[episoder]

uber lights? there are no other 'special' lights in sfm. anyway...

i'd recommend looking up model particles. the tip could definetely use it. for the spike effect. the ray is more like a spiral of 3-4 trails. the origin might need the same spike model. like the heavy guns toon muzzle. somethign like that.

[Sir donks alot (rip my grandpa)]

Originally posted by episoder:

uber lights? there are no other 'special' lights in sfm. anyway...

i'd recommend looking up model particles. the tip could definetely use it. for the spike effect. the ray is more like a spiral of 3-4 trails. the origin might need the same spike model. like the heavy guns toon muzzle. somethign like that.

Well there is special lights. In the video it says the beam was done with Volumetric Lighting

[R234]

Right click the light's animation set > enable volumetrics. Pretty sure the official tutorials cover that, have you watched them?

[Sir donks alot (rip my grandpa)]

Originally posted by R234:

Right click the light's animation set > enable volumetrics. Pretty sure the official tutorials cover that, have you watched them?

No. I made this thread before I read about it on a youtube comment. Like at least a day later or something maybe less