Anonymous
7/21/2025, 4:14:20 AM No.105973777
show me a realistic, movie quality fire effect made on Linux and the workflow to do it, and I will wipe Windows 11 and install it.
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Anonymous
7/21/2025, 4:15:56 AM No.105973790
>>105973777 (OP)
I don't give a shit what OS you use, but what level of autism are you on that this is your only fucking work flow criteria?
I don't give a shit what OS you use, but what level of autism are you on that this is your only fucking work flow criteria?
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Anonymous
7/21/2025, 4:16:26 AM No.105973796
>>105973790
So Linux can’t do simple VFX?
So Linux can’t do simple VFX?
Anonymous
7/21/2025, 4:24:08 AM No.105973851
>>105973777 (OP)
I don't work on that level, but Natron and Blackmagic Fusion are on Linux, so the actual compositing part is already mature. There's also a bunch of fire effects you can download for Blender.
Again, I don't work on that level, but if I were to do it, my workflow would be the same between Windows and Linux: render the fire effect in Blender with a transparent background, import it into Natron, and use an effect to make the compositing more convincing.
I don't work on that level, but Natron and Blackmagic Fusion are on Linux, so the actual compositing part is already mature. There's also a bunch of fire effects you can download for Blender.
Again, I don't work on that level, but if I were to do it, my workflow would be the same between Windows and Linux: render the fire effect in Blender with a transparent background, import it into Natron, and use an effect to make the compositing more convincing.
Anonymous
7/21/2025, 4:26:59 AM No.105973874
>>105973777 (OP)
There aren't any. Stay on Windows and stop bothering us.
There aren't any. Stay on Windows and stop bothering us.
Anonymous
7/21/2025, 4:35:37 AM No.105973924
>>105973777 (OP)
https://youtu.be/vjqrTeleWEs
https://youtu.be/vjqrTeleWEs