I just finished the course and I found it to be very insightful! I learned a lot along the way. I got frustrated at times when I couldn't understand why we were doing something or couldn't follow along because what I was doing wasn't working properly, but that made all the more rewarding when I could finally diagnose what I was doing wrong and get it working, making those frustrations great learning opportunities. The instructor is clearly very knowledgeable and passionate about the subject, and I do wish wholeheartedly that eventually we will get a continuation to this course. In the meantime, I feel like we have learned plenty here to experiment and do a bunch of crazy things with particles. Just the fact that we can make particles collide with each other (something not yet implemented natively within blender as far as I know) opens a whole lot of possibilities. Very satisfied with the course!! The only minor comment I have is that, at times, when cutting some parts in the editing, a couple values or node connections get changed without the instructor vocally acknowledging it or showing it and it can be a little bit hard to notice those kinds of things when you're trying to keep up with all of the new information being presented. Just a minor issue, but something that could improve the viewing experience greatly in my opinion.
