There’s also some cool space wipes to give it that vintage serial look, and Dashwood says that their kids are working on more plugins for later this year (they had hoped to have them ready for May the 4th, but the dark side got in the way). Created by Tim Dashwood’s tween kids to raise money to buy their own Playstation 4 to play Star Wars Battlefront, these assets include Saber Blade and Blaster Bolt and will enable users to create light sabers and shots from various blasters that both rebels and storm troopers alike use to annihilate each other! Both are free from Element 3D Video Co-Pilot.Īnd being that today is “Revenge of the 5th,” let’s also remind you of FanFilmFX’s video assets which are on sale for $4. You can download the Star Pack here, and the Saber plugin here. But if you want a more intimate tete a tete, you can choose the iconic light sabers and use Element 3D’s Saber + plugin and the following tutorial to create realistic lightsaber blades:
You can even have R2-D2 and BB-8 go on their own adventure! But let’s face it, the real fun would be using the TIE Fighters and X-Wings to create an epic space dogfight. To celebrate our love for Star Wars we are giving away a sweet collection of 3D models that we built to show you how you can create your own visual effects! Our goal is to show you tips for Lighting, Rigging and animating these so you can learn to create exciting visual FX! These are not just some piece of junk models, these models are HD with detailed 4K textures! Plus they render fast inside Element 3D!ĭesigned by Andrew Kramer (who worked did effects work on Star Wars: The Force Awakens) to work with version 2 of VideoCoPilot’s Element 3D Affect Effects FX plugin, the Star Pack series of assets come with textures modeled in 4K and will give filmmakers the tools to not only replicate iconic space battles, but also green screen locations inside of Imperial ships and installations with virtual set pieces. Sounds like its time to make that Rogue One Fan film. Long long ago (like yesterday) in a Galaxy Far, Far Away … as in over at, the celebration of Star Wars Day is in full swing with the CGI company offering free models and assets inspired by the Lucasian Epic.
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