nuke particle templates

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Nuke particle Templates

Hi nuker's this page dedicated for nuke particle templates. I will keep update this page with different nuke particle template's. Enjoy.... 

1. sparks ( welding sparks)


This is simple sparks, you can manipulate as per your need.

Download:
sparks_v01.nk

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