Introducing Trapcode 17: Revolutionizing 3D Particle Systems in After Effects

The latest update to the Trapcode suite, announced by Red Giant, brings a significant step forward in creative possibilities within After Effects. The introduction of Dynamic Fluids physics engine enables users to create realistic particle systems that behave as if moving through a fluid environment and interact with each other.

According to Chad Bechert, CEO of Red Giant, 'The addition of the Dynamic Fluids physics engine is a major milestone for us. It opens up new creative possibilities within After Effects, allowing artists to produce stunning, organic results.' The latest update extends and enhances the existing toolset of 11 plugins with new 3D particle physics and fluid dynamics.

One of the key features of Trapcode Suite 15 is the ability to import and work with 3D objects using Trapcode Mir. This allows users to create more complex and realistic particle systems that can interact with each other in a more organic way.

The Trapcode Suite has long been synonymous with 3D motion graphics and VFX. With this latest update, it continues to push the boundaries of what is possible within After Effects. Don't miss out on the opportunity to experience this game-changing technology for yourself - head over to Red Giant's website on December 5th for their annual 40% off sale, available for a limited time only.

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