Yanobox Storm is a procedural 3D generator that produces detailed organic forms and evolving 3D surfaces with real-time animation and shading. It runs in After Effects, Premiere Pro, and DaVinci Resolve, and requires Noise Industries FxFactory to operate. Rather than importing 3D models or textures, Storm is built around a self-contained rendering engine where everything comes to life on the GPU, allowing fast interaction with millions of shaded polygons.
Designs start from parametric primitives shaped by built-in 3D fractal noise. Storm includes several noise types, including 3D fractal, directional, curly, ridged, and a hair simulation mode for spikes and extrusions. Falloff effectors control surface displacement through planar or spherical zones, adding twisting and deformation.
Shading offers styled or photorealistic materials with volumetric color gradients, directional lighting, reflection, refraction, fresnel, and fog. Temperature-based color ramps generate heat and incandescent effects, while classic and additive blending expands transparent phenomena. An immersive environment uses embedded maps or imported equirectangular images and VR videos to build a 360° skybox.