seedance-vfx

Define an FX contract for every effect by specifying its source, scale, behavior, interaction, and duration. This structured framework ensures physically plausible explosions and destruction sequences across your cinematic shots.

Coordinate multiple particle systems and energy beams by applying a multi-VFX hierarchy that defines primary, secondary, and tertiary effects. This structured framework maintains visual coherence and prevents chaos across cinematic shots.

Model destruction physics by applying a dedicated destruction language to specify ground cracking, shattering, debris trajectory, and shockwaves. This ensures your destruction sequences follow physically plausible rules within the scene.

Yes, you can manage foreground and background compositing for energy effects by applying a compositing language to define separation and lighting interactions. This prevents visual chaos and maintains coherence across complex cinematic sequences.

Yes, you need to specify particle density, emission, color, and lifecycle using a particle system language. Defining these parameters is required to create dynamic and physically plausible cinematic VFX for your scene.