The creation of dynamic visual effects, often resembling streaks or trails, emanating from a three-dimensional object’s surface is a frequent task in computer graphics. Such effects are commonly achieved within Blender, a freely accessible 3D creation suite. Acquiring these capabilities without incurring a cost is of interest to many digital artists.
The ability to generate these visual elements significantly enhances the aesthetic appeal of animations and visualisations. It allows for the portrayal of motion, impact, or energy surrounding a digital model, adding a layer of realism and artistic flair. Historically, complex simulations or proprietary software were required for such effects; however, the open-source nature of Blender has fostered the development of freely available tools and techniques to accomplish similar results.
