Build a tool with multiple solvers inside just one Dopnet to achieve a soft body burning effect.


Step by step guide on how to achieve:

  • Crumbling FX
  • Pyro spread driven Crumbling FX
  • Weld break  using Pyro spread
  • Build a Vellum and Pyro spread setup in one Dopnet
  • Add a Pyro sparse setup in the same Dopnet
  • Add multiple interactions between all solvers

COMMENTS

  • moannasafari 1 day, 22 hours ago  | 

    Hi there, my friend. Thank you for your hard work on this!

    But honestly, if this is the level of complexity for burning a simple piece of paper, I can’t imagine what would happen if you were tasked with setting a whole forest on fire—even a supercomputer might run out of memory!

    You’re creating tutorials for intermediate students. Please give the viewer a moment to actually process and comprehend what you’re doing. Give us a brief explanation; give our eyes a second to blink! Why try so hard to overcomplicate simple concepts? Why use a teaching style that ends up discouraging people who genuinely want—and have the capacity—to learn?

    Where is the actual educational aspect in this content? Where are the technical breakdowns? Where are the clear answers to the very questions your workflow creates? It would be immensely helpful if you could explain why you take certain approaches instead of just speeding through them.

  • moannasafari 1 day, 22 hours ago  | 

    The workflow and structure you are demonstrating seem to be tailored more for pitching or handing off assets to supervisors in high-end feature film pipelines, rather than teaching fundamentals to beginner or intermediate artists. Please consider distinguishing between these two approaches in your tutorials.

    It’s crucial to understand who your target audience is and, as an instructor, to respect the learning pace and comprehension capacity of your students. If the goal was for someone to actually learn and build a solid foundation from your workflow, this overly chaotic approach ends up destroying that potential instead of guiding it.

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