Kristof Dedene shows how to create a shader network that offers anime-style fire in Blender.
Blender’s shader editor is a great place to build shaders. It offers a great user experience with connecting nodes and provides a wide range of nodes for any purpose. This new tutorial from Kristof Dedene shows how you can harness Blender’s shader nodes to create anime-style fire in Blender.
Noise, Animation, and Other Tricks.
The tutorial covers creating a fire shader from scratch, starting with Voronoi noise, and building it out into something much more complex, step by step. Dedene uses Akira fire as a reference and gets pretty close using only procedural methods in Blenders Shader Editor. You can download the scene files and the shader for this tutorial here.
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