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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays. I’m late because I’ve spent most my weekend grinding SF Lmao 

Hey folks! 
 
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! 

Merry Christmas 🎄 to all. 
 
Stay safe, stay healthy and best wishes 👍
 
 

Merry Christmas 🎄 to all. 
 
Stay safe, stay healthy and best wishes 👍
 
 

Merry Christmas 🎄 to all. 
 
Stay safe, stay healthy and best wishes 👍
 
 

Merry Christmas 🎄 to all. 
 
Stay safe, stay healthy and best wishes 👍
 
 

Merry Christmas 🎄 to all. 
 
Stay safe, stay healthy and best wishes 👍
 
 

Bruh how the hell is a BETA better than 6 years of development for SFV. 
 
Also
 

 
Juri has a lot of screen control if played properly. I really like her buttons in this game.
 
 

also ya better believe merry christmas!!!!!!! 
 

Merry Xmas ya pack of ne'er-do-wells. You better be using them Santa alts and Christmas stages in SFV 😉.

Merry Christmas 🎄 to all. 
 
Stay safe, stay healthy and best wishes 👍
 
 

Merry Xmas all!

Merry Christmas y’all! 🎄 
 
I don’t post as much as I used to due to life circumstances but I still appreciate and love  you guys 👍🏽 Wishing you all good fortune 🙌🏽 

Merry Christmas everyone! Thanks for being a major part of my FGC experience over the years! 

Merry Xmas, everyone! 🎄

Greetings, 
 
I was experimenting with creating weather effects in Blender because i want to make a few cool scenes and animations for future projects. Not exactly my strong point because as i said before, weather effects are rather tricky to pull off.  
 
Luckily the toolkit is quite complex and there are quite a bit of tricks you can pull off, insert a few empty objects and give them some particle emitors that you can tweak in size, speed, lenght , transparency and so on to try and simulate water. 
 
These just look as two random shapes in a non rendered view but once rendered they change if properly setup.
 

 
Below we have examples of non rendered water splash effects. 
 
 
Adjusting the wind blow effect is possible with a force / wind effect near the water material particle generator.
 

 
After quite a few tweaks  ( very very many actually ) we can now fully render a single frame in a more controlled and complex environment where shaders and proper light HDRI makes the scene look better. 
 

 
Proceed and animate the water for ~250 frames at a 30 / 60 fps ratio and give the character a subtle idle animation and you can achieve scenes like this. Don't mind the rain / music , i just thought if added to the scene a bit.  I plan to use this as one of my  "stream starting soon" or " stream ending" videos if i ever decide to stream SF6.
 
 
 
Sorry for the long post, just thought some could be interested in a bit of progress i made.
 
Thank you for reading.
 

I legit mailed Capcom and told them i rip their models and make cool / sexy mods.
 
They offered me a job at first but i just accepted the beta code.

Beta 2 is cool for people who did not get into Beta 1 or got into the magic candy van for the "offline version". Characters are cool, game seems solid, we all know this. So.... when's Beta 3 ? 
 
Yes, yes i think i am looking forward to Beta 3 more.
 

 
 

Greetings, 
 
I was experimenting with creating weather effects in Blender because i want to make a few cool scenes and animations for future projects. Not exactly my strong point because as i said before, weather effects are rather tricky to pull off.  
 
Luckily the toolkit is quite complex and there are quite a bit of tricks you can pull off, insert a few empty objects and give them some particle emitors that you can tweak in size, speed, lenght , transparency and so on to try and simulate water. 
 
These just look as two random shapes in a non rendered view but once rendered they change if properly setup.
 

 
Below we have examples of non rendered water splash effects. 
 
 
Adjusting the wind blow effect is possible with a force / wind effect near the water material particle generator.
 

 
After quite a few tweaks  ( very very many actually ) we can now fully render a single frame in a more controlled and complex environment where shaders and proper light HDRI makes the scene look better. 
 

 
Proceed and animate the water for ~250 frames at a 30 / 60 fps ratio and give the character a subtle idle animation and you can achieve scenes like this. Don't mind the rain / music , i just thought if added to the scene a bit.  I plan to use this as one of my  "stream starting soon" or " stream ending" videos if i ever decide to stream SF6.
 
 
 
Sorry for the long post, just thought some could be interested in a bit of progress i made.
 
Thank you for reading.
 

Greetings, 
 
I was experimenting with creating weather effects in Blender because i want to make a few cool scenes and animations for future projects. Not exactly my strong point because as i said before, weather effects are rather tricky to pull off.  
 
Luckily the toolkit is quite complex and there are quite a bit of tricks you can pull off, insert a few empty objects and give them some particle emitors that you can tweak in size, speed, lenght , transparency and so on to try and simulate water. 
 
These just look as two random shapes in a non rendered view but once rendered they change if properly setup.
 

 
Below we have examples of non rendered water splash effects. 
 
 
Adjusting the wind blow effect is possible with a force / wind effect near the water material particle generator.
 

 
After quite a few tweaks  ( very very many actually ) we can now fully render a single frame in a more controlled and complex environment where shaders and proper light HDRI makes the scene look better. 
 

 
Proceed and animate the water for ~250 frames at a 30 / 60 fps ratio and give the character a subtle idle animation and you can achieve scenes like this. Don't mind the rain / music , i just thought if added to the scene a bit.  I plan to use this as one of my  "stream starting soon" or " stream ending" videos if i ever decide to stream SF6.
 
 
 
Sorry for the long post, just thought some could be interested in a bit of progress i made.
 
Thank you for reading.
 

Greetings, 
 
I was experimenting with creating weather effects in Blender because i want to make a few cool scenes and animations for future projects. Not exactly my strong point because as i said before, weather effects are rather tricky to pull off.  
 
Luckily the toolkit is quite complex and there are quite a bit of tricks you can pull off, insert a few empty objects and give them some particle emitors that you can tweak in size, speed, lenght , transparency and so on to try and simulate water. 
 
These just look as two random shapes in a non rendered view but once rendered they change if properly setup.
 

 
Below we have examples of non rendered water splash effects. 
 
 
Adjusting the wind blow effect is possible with a force / wind effect near the water material particle generator.
 

 
After quite a few tweaks  ( very very many actually ) we can now fully render a single frame in a more controlled and complex environment where shaders and proper light HDRI makes the scene look better. 
 

 
Proceed and animate the water for ~250 frames at a 30 / 60 fps ratio and give the character a subtle idle animation and you can achieve scenes like this. Don't mind the rain / music , i just thought if added to the scene a bit.  I plan to use this as one of my  "stream starting soon" or " stream ending" videos if i ever decide to stream SF6.
 
 
 
Sorry for the long post, just thought some could be interested in a bit of progress i made.
 
Thank you for reading.
 

Greetings, 
 
I was experimenting with creating weather effects in Blender because i want to make a few cool scenes and animations for future projects. Not exactly my strong point because as i said before, weather effects are rather tricky to pull off.  
 
Luckily the toolkit is quite complex and there are quite a bit of tricks you can pull off, insert a few empty objects and give them some particle emitors that you can tweak in size, speed, lenght , transparency and so on to try and simulate water. 
 
These just look as two random shapes in a non rendered view but once rendered they change if properly setup.
 

 
Below we have examples of non rendered water splash effects. 
 
 
Adjusting the wind blow effect is possible with a force / wind effect near the water material particle generator.
 

 
After quite a few tweaks  ( very very many actually ) we can now fully render a single frame in a more controlled and complex environment where shaders and proper light HDRI makes the scene look better. 
 

 
Proceed and animate the water for ~250 frames at a 30 / 60 fps ratio and give the character a subtle idle animation and you can achieve scenes like this. Don't mind the rain / music , i just thought if added to the scene a bit.  I plan to use this as one of my  "stream starting soon" or " stream ending" videos if i ever decide to stream SF6.
 
 
 
Sorry for the long post, just thought some could be interested in a bit of progress i made.
 
Thank you for reading.
 

Greetings, 
 
I was experimenting with creating weather effects in Blender because i want to make a few cool scenes and animations for future projects. Not exactly my strong point because as i said before, weather effects are rather tricky to pull off.  
 
Luckily the toolkit is quite complex and there are quite a bit of tricks you can pull off, insert a few empty objects and give them some particle emitors that you can tweak in size, speed, lenght , transparency and so on to try and simulate water. 
 
These just look as two random shapes in a non rendered view but once rendered they change if properly setup.
 

 
Below we have examples of non rendered water splash effects. 
 
 
Adjusting the wind blow effect is possible with a force / wind effect near the water material particle generator.
 

 
After quite a few tweaks  ( very very many actually ) we can now fully render a single frame in a more controlled and complex environment where shaders and proper light HDRI makes the scene look better. 
 

 
Proceed and animate the water for ~250 frames at a 30 / 60 fps ratio and give the character a subtle idle animation and you can achieve scenes like this. Don't mind the rain / music , i just thought if added to the scene a bit.  I plan to use this as one of my  "stream starting soon" or " stream ending" videos if i ever decide to stream SF6.
 
 
 
Sorry for the long post, just thought some could be interested in a bit of progress i made.
 
Thank you for reading.
 

Greetings, 
 
I was experimenting with creating weather effects in Blender because i want to make a few cool scenes and animations for future projects. Not exactly my strong point because as i said before, weather effects are rather tricky to pull off.  
 
Luckily the toolkit is quite complex and there are quite a bit of tricks you can pull off, insert a few empty objects and give them some particle emitors that you can tweak in size, speed, lenght , transparency and so on to try and simulate water. 
 
These just look as two random shapes in a non rendered view but once rendered they change if properly setup.
 

 
Below we have examples of non rendered water splash effects. 
 
 
Adjusting the wind blow effect is possible with a force / wind effect near the water material particle generator.
 

 
After quite a few tweaks  ( very very many actually ) we can now fully render a single frame in a more controlled and complex environment where shaders and proper light HDRI makes the scene look better. 
 

 
Proceed and animate the water for ~250 frames at a 30 / 60 fps ratio and give the character a subtle idle animation and you can achieve scenes like this. Don't mind the rain / music , i just thought if added to the scene a bit.  I plan to use this as one of my  "stream starting soon" or " stream ending" videos if i ever decide to stream SF6.
 
 
 
Sorry for the long post, just thought some could be interested in a bit of progress i made.
 
Thank you for reading.