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An animation of sparks and other particles that leave the fire. It is good for backgrounds to texts, or it can also be transformed into an effect. It has been made in Blender using its built-in particle system.

You can do it on Tubebuddy. That's what I use to do it.

I wonder why they are all weird for other people, Could that be a reason my channel is doing so poorly?

I try to do a similar thing yet they still don't rank. Videos with more competition do better yet their tags still don't rank that much.

Hey everyone, In this video, I open up my very first Pokemon Knockout collection, a product I didn't know existed until today! I've been doing YouTube for over 4 years now, yet I only have 224 subscribers and 11k views, so if you like this video and my content, any further support would go a...

Hey everyone, In this video, I open up my very first vintage Pokemon back, a Jungle booster! I've been waiting to open up an old pack for so long now, and now I finally had the opportunity! I've been doing YouTube for over 4 years now, yet I only have 221 subscribers and 11k views, so if you...

Ok, that's good, because I've been logged in since I downloaded the program when it first came out, yet I couldn't see my earnings anywhere, so I was starting to worry it was a partner only thing.

So I've been mining ever since AMD support has launched. Probably haven't earned much, but how exactly can I see how much I earned?

Here's where a strange problem arises. Videos with more competition do better on my channel than less saturated, more niche content.

When I ask for advice, people usually say that I should "rank my videos more". What I don't understand is that they make it sound as it's such an easy thing to do, however there is no way to know if a tag will rank or not, I just pick whichever ones Tubebuddy says are good. Someone even said...

For me it was probably when I uploaded my first Pokemon TCG video, and it got over 30 views in an hour. Most of my videos at the time didn't even get that many in their lifetime, which is already pretty short on my channel, and even some of my newer ones still don't get that many. Then the same...

Hey everyone, In this video, I go over some things we can expect from the mysterious Pokmeon for Switch, including release date, DLC, etc. I've been doing YouTube for over 4 years now, yet I only have 223 subscribers and 11k views, so if you like this video and my content, any further support...

They are seperate when I enter them in. Been doing all of that already yet still nothing. The problem is I do stream sometimes, yet they never get any views, no one interacts with them, etc, and they do far worse than videos.

I've been wanting to make on for a while, but I don't know what to put in it visuals wise. No not really. As in my channel tags? I put them all separately already.

So I've been working away hard at my channel since it began in August 2013, 4 and a half years ago. However it only has 223 subscribers and 11k views after so long. To make things worse most/all my subscribers are inactive. Now the main issue is that the videos themselves don't get views, and...

How do I do that?

All the views come from the "video viewing page in YouTube" in the analytics.

Ever since I started doing Pokemon TCG openings, since the first video I made on it the video got the most views within the first hour or so, getting 30-40 views. But since then, that big jump in the first hour has decreased. What exactly were those jumps and how can I bring them back?

I have been keeping at it for 4 and a half years, yet sadly still nothing.

Yes and nothing like that works.