[noseman]

Does anybody have a mesh that can be used to make water like this?

I don't have Real Flow and it is supposed to be able to make this kind of stuff.




Oh if anybody from NL can give me a mesh like this I would be VERY happy.

[Renato Lemus]

I guess u can get a realflow fully functional demo from nextlimit page.

[Maximus3D]

There are various ways of creating that surface, it could be sculpted with Zbrush, it could be done with Realflow, it could be done with Maya's fluid dynamics module, it could be done with glu3d, and it could be done with displacementmaps and minor added geometry for the drops and overhang, or Dreamscape has a watermodule too in it which allows you to create stuff like that.

It all depends on what you gonna do with it and what method you wanna use to create it with.

/ Max

[noseman]

thanks guys for the replies.
I was just looking for something fast.

[Emerey]

Animated or static one?

[noseman]

just a static, Emerey!

[gutaker]

noseman, i think that depends on what 3d package do u use

for example if u use maya its really simple and u can do it in few different aproches:
1: mesh converted to softbody and turbulence field applied with noise procedural texture on noise ratio channel
2: nurbs_plane and a noise procedural texture on displacement chanel and then convert to polygons
3: "ocean fluid" made with fluid effects that gives interactive adjustement on everything and then convert fluid to poygons

as i can remeber in 3dsmax there also is a noise modifier - u can try to use it

good lusk

[noseman]

I'm on Cinema 4D.
So... thanks anyway!