Quick stab at fire.

[Enebreus]

A quick little experiment to try to get fire out of Perlin noise. (I'm sure this has been done a hundred times before).

See it (http://blog.organa.ca/?p=31#more-31)
Get the Source (http://blog.organa.ca/flashContent/flame/flameTest.zip)

I'm not super comfortable sending out the source, as it's pretty messy. But meh, if you want it it's yours.

[vini]

A quick little experiment to try to get fire out of Perlin noise. (I'm sure this has been done a hundred times before).

See it (http://blog.organa.ca/?p=31#more-31)
Get the Source (http://blog.organa.ca/flashContent/flame/flameTest.zip)

I'm not super comfortable sending out the source, as it's pretty messy. But meh, if you want it it's yours.
Not at all bad IMO

[Iamthejuggler]

It doesn't really look much like fire, but the effect is pretty. Gotta love playing with perlin noise and bitmaps :D

[shane-c]

Cool effect - it actually looks a lot more like a meteor to me. Nice work :beer:

[Enebreus]

I'm trying to convince myself that it looks like the flame on a gas burner or maybe a match head. A proper wood fire would a little harder to emulate :D

[pwdVergesser]

...did something similar a year ago...

http://www.dasprinzip.com/prinzipiell/2007/06/13/burn-baby-burn/

[Iamthejuggler]

he effect is pretty. Gotta love playing with perlin

Hey! Get outta my head!

[birdwing]

Nice work :thumb2:

another one I've seen is here:
http://www.gskinner.com/blog/assets/spectrum_blaze/

he even turned it into a graphic visualizer.

Its worth a look. (i'm still trying to figure it out)

[Sirisian]

It's all in the displacement map :P Mess around with perlin + displacement map and you'll get really close to fire after a while. I think there's something else to it to create the tails of fire. I forgot if perlin noise is what causes those or if something else does it.