[m-Que]

Just one question - WHEN???

[Bubbaloo]

It's a side project, so I can only dedicate time to it between real projects... but it's coming!

[m-Que]

Maybe you should have added some SSS to those Maxwell domino pieces to make it even more challenging

[Bubbaloo]

No no! I am playing on Maxwell's strengths! (Although thinSSS would work OK.)

[Bubbaloo]

A new test animation of the falling flashlight. Finally with Realflow 5's multijoints system, I am starting to get nice results attaching dynamic rigid bodies to dynamic soft bodies.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFk_40ECvwc

[Hervé]

awesome... as usual Brian.... you really start to master it... !! oh my.. ultra cool... !!

[Bubbaloo]

Thanks, Herve!

[Bubbaloo]

Last one was rendered to only S.L. 5. This sequence was rendered to S.L. 10:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FX_VE5PRYSo

[sandykoufax]

Last one was rendered to only S.L. 5. This sequence was rendered to S.L. 10:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FX_VE5PRYSo

That's very nice.wow.

ps) If you see this with click the soccer ball icon, much better.

[Bubbaloo]

Thanks!

[vinced]

Hi Brian,

Your experiments look really cool.
One thing is, i always have the feeling that not only with your watersimulations water always is a tad too thick.
Maybe the scale is not right and i have the point of view of an insect

Is there a way in Realflow to make the water thinner.
I could imagine that this would look even more realistic.

cheers
Dirk

[Bubbaloo]

Thanks, Dirk. To make the water thinner and more detailed it requires more particles which means longer simulation times. For most tests, it's faster to use less particles, but for final simulations, definitely more particles are required to get better meshes and higher details.

[vinced]

I`ve always wondered about this.
Thanks for clearing that up to me.

cheers
Dirk

[Bubbaloo]

A quick and dirty illustration using RF5, Maxwell, and After Effects:

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

Actually it was my first time using AE.

[Fernando Tella]

A quick and dirty illustration using RF5, Maxwell, and After Effects:

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

Actually it was my first time using AE.

I think you chose the wrong tools for the last one.

Paint would've been enough.