Render VDB Volumes in After Effects
Joren from The Pixel Lab uses Superluminal Stardust, a particle renderer plugin, to import and render VDB Volumes in After Effects. This is something that could only be done in a 3D program for a long time. The Pixel Lab has released several VDB packages, which I’ll link below the video.
If you haven’t tried Stardust before, today is the day! Click the download link with the product information, below the video. Also, check out some of the VDB volumes that I mentioned earlier.
Superluminal Stardust
Now with Volumetric Lighting and expanded GPU acceleration!
Superluminal Stardust is a Modular 3D particle system for After Effects. It has an easy to use node based user interface and ships with a ton of presets to create stunning effects quickly and easily.
VDB Bundles and Packages from Pixel Lab
Below, we’re featuring just a few of the tools available from Pixel Lab. Take a look at their entire library here.
Pixel Lab VDB Cloud Bundle
All the clouds!
Get VDB Clouds Volume 1 and VDB Clouds Volume 2, VDB Clouds Volume 3 and VDB Clouds Volume 4 together and save 20%! That’s 350 professional cloud VDBs for your render engine of choice!
Pixel Lab VDB Clouds Pack Volume 1
100 Clouds for Your Render Engine of Choice
Pixel Lab VDB Clouds Pack has 100 incredibly realistic clouds. Load into any renderer that supports VDB format: Cinema 4D, Octane, Redshift, Arnold, and more.
Pixel Lab VDB Explosions Bundle
Blow Stuff Up!
Get VDB Explosions Volume 1 and VDB Explosions Volume 2 together and save 20% with the VDB Explosions Bundle! That’s 100 professional, realistic and highly detailed explosion and plume elements for your render engine of choice.
Pixel Lab VDB Smoke Pack Volume 1
50 Smoke Animations for Your Render Engine of Choice
VDB Smoke Pack Volume 1 has 50 incredibly realistic smoke animations in a VDB format which you can load into any render engine that supports them such as Blender, Octane, Redshift, Arnold, Houdini, Cycles and many more.
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