[Hervé]

ahh okeyyy... well you should let the water flow and fall the cube sides.. no..? .. why always k_illing...

How long was the render time...? you have quiet a few frames there...

[Bubbaloo]

2-5 minutes per frame depending on the size of the mesh/motion blur.

[Hervé]

Faaastt !

[daimon]

Can you render the entire sequence of realflow particles in Maxwell?

[Bubbaloo]

Can you render the entire sequence of realflow particles in Maxwell?

Through Max, you can render particle sequences through the RFRK, or mesh the particles in RF and render the mesh sequence.

[Tea_Bag]

Cool Fountain!

[Bubbaloo]

Thanks, Darren!

[Bubbaloo]

200 frames of animated caustics with dispersion at 1280 x 720 to SL 13.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJRNVB4l6Ak

[Half Life]

Hypnotists would love that -- so easy to watch over and over again

Best,
Jason.

[Bubbaloo]

I have escaping particles that are jumping through the solid surfaces of the glass! Unless some strange algorithm is in place to simulate quantum mechanics, I think something is wrong. Minimum substeps have been raised to 100, maybe raise it more? Any RF gurus out there?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAjaEq73rws

[Fernando Tella]

I have no idea but the simulation looks cool.

[Bubbaloo]

Thanks!

[dmeyer]

I have escaping particles that are jumping through the solid surfaces of the glass! Unless some strange algorithm is in place to simulate quantum mechanics, I think something is wrong. Minimum substeps have been raised to 100, maybe raise it more? Any RF gurus out there?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAjaEq73rws

Yes more substeps will help.

[Half Life]

VERY cool sim -- I will definitely have to learn RealFlow better in the near future.

Best,
Jason.

[Bubbaloo]

A still from the animation:


Includes global motion blur, dispersion, particle meshing (RFRK), and animated concrete wet map sequence.