I found them. The most difficult is to understand when to use:
создаю́щий
создава́вший
со́зданный
созда́вший
созда́вши
I found them. The most difficult is to understand when to use:
создаю́щий
создава́вший
со́зданный
созда́вший
созда́вши
I would't do all of those forms at once. It can be a can of worms (right, I get it if some people say it's easy - yeah, it is - but it can still be a confusing affair if you do it all at once). If you wanna do passive (создан...), go for it. But do not try to go for the other stuff too.
I think the OP is confused by the many ways of expressing passive:
Дома строятся. - The houses are being built. (incomplete...not finished)
Дома построены. - The houses were built. (it's complete...finished action)
Right, it's not the "sexiest" example out there. However, you shouldn't confuse reflexive verbs with those forms.
Anyway, I hope the example "kinda" helps.
создающий ~present active participle 'the one who is creating': this can be substituted by a который clause.
создавая ~ while creating ...
создавший ~ past active participle, 'the one who created', который clause possible instead
создавши ~ having created... [example: Премудрый Бог, создавши человека Сказал: "Нехорошо быть одному"] can find examples online.
созданный - adjective attached to the thing created: создан /а/о/ы short forms.
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