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Smoke pouring from the exhaust means that there is oil getting into the combustion chamber and is being partially burnt. Overheating engine means something is making the engine work extra hard. I suspect a broken ring Probably an oil ring. Pull the plugs and look for an oily plug and you will know which cylinder has the problem
Steam is not smoke. Smoke would be from oil burning, the steam would be overheated coolant which is 50% H2O. Oil making white smoke, more than a little would have a smell that irritates the eyes and nose
while the steam from overheated coolant will smell sweet. The mixing of coolant and oil will be apparent on the oil fill cap when major damage has occurred and looks like coffee with cream.
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