Join Matt LaVoy, Compositing Supervisor at Scholar, for a step-by-step tutorial about how to make a particle-based paint stroke effect using Nuke’s BlinkScript. Learn how the effect is used to create a trailing after image on 3D objects by utilizing an open-source code to produce uniquely-generated animations. Watch the tutorial and use the scripts available on Nukepedia [ Ссылка ] to try the effect for yourself.

0:00 Process Overview
01:23 Let’s open up Nuke
02:16 World positioning of AOV and checks
03:21 Convert World Position to Particles Using BlinkScript
07:00 Insert noise with 3D position tool and add a noise expression
08:35 Load all the individual brush strokes and set them up
11:32 Sidebar - Explanation of the effect in depth
14:35 Back to our scene
15:03 Add more details and finishing touches
16:36 Outro

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