I tried to let a uv sphere fluid filling in a cup from a specific height and after that another uv sphere will fall to the fluid to the cup. I made the cup as the effector of fluid and passive of rigrid body and run the simulation, the uv sphere fell until half cup and it fell aside to the through the cup wall to the 3d viewport. Can you help me with this?
The cup is set up as a passive object, but its collision shape should be Mesh type. I believe you did that correctly, otherwise the falling uv sphere would have reflected from the top surface of the cup. If it is falling inside the cup but deflecting after that, I guess there might be another rigid body inside the cup which is hidden. You can send your blend file to us (5minblender@gmail.com) so that we can check and verify this.
Hello. very good tutorial. A question: When I try to make the effect on a full-size model. for example in the size of a bottle, the effect does not work. Is there any reason for this to happen?
Hi, can you please tell me which particular effect is not working? Is the splashing not happening or does the liquid remains invisible? What happens when you set the bottle as an effector?
@@gabrielpinto3918 I get it. The result might get more realistic if we increase the domain resolution heavily. Or what I personally did for the demo, I used a smaller cube to create the splash and I baked the fluid with that. Once the fluid was baked, I replaced that small cube with the actual cube, and did not bake it again. Kind of fake, but fast and accurate 😀
The way we actually did the demo video is, we used an invisible object with a bigger size that is used for the splash. But it is not visible in the camera. Instead a smaller size realistic object is used for the camera, and the bigger object is parented to this smaller visible object so that they both move together. I hope this trick helps you.
My friend, your video has helped me a lot in my learning. But I wanted to create a scene where I have a glass with an ice cube inside and while the liquid fills the glass, the ice cube would float simulating filling the cup with soda, for example. How could I be creating this scene?
You can float an ice cube along with fluid physics which is filling the glass. We have created a tutorial which is perfect for this, it should help 👉 ua-cam.com/video/N-yohyp0Ja8/v-deo.html
Good question. It would be a nice feature, but as far as I know, this is not yet possible in Blender directly. The fluid volume is somewhat dependent on the initial flow velocity, so we can do some math there and turn-off the flow after a certain time. Or we can use a second mesh with a size ¾ of that of the target mesh. But the fluid volume is also greatly impacted by the domain resolution we use, and the proportion between the flow object and the domain. So the absolute volume of the fluid is still hard to control.
Let us cover that in another tutorial soon. Personally I won't say it is the easiest, but since soft body simulation allows for deformation of elastic bodies, it reduces the chances of any glitches (or makes them less visible). Other than that, any simulation can be easy or difficult depending on our actual scene, how we are going to use it.
It's easy to build. Take a sphere, add some subdivisions and cut out the upper half. Add a solidify modifier for some thickness. That's it! If you still need this, please send me an email, I will share the mesh object. You can find out contact details in the About section of this channel. Thanks!
I came up with this following your tutorial, however milk looks kind of weird, that settings should I tweak to makes less granular (I made it from geometry instead stopping the inflow not sure if that's something that should affect stuff)
Yes, we did not give much focus on the material part. This is only about the physics, but materials are extremely important for a good animation. I believe your milk looks weird due to inappropriate material settings. Actually milk and water are two materials that are very difficult to setup in Eevee. Milk is a semi-transparent material, with a bit of subsurface scattering. If you switch over to Cycles, it will look best. But other than the material part, I don't think there is anything special. If the material is setup correctly, it will look perfect.
We made two tutorials on floating objects, using two different methods. You can watch 👉 ua-cam.com/video/FLoLC4-7vBo/v-deo.html & ua-cam.com/video/N-yohyp0Ja8/v-deo.html and use any one technique. However, if you are mixing it with fluid simulation, the later one may be more suitable. And you have rigid body enabled for the cube. So once the cube falls inside the bowl or the container, you need to enable its "Animated" property in the rigid body settings so that the cube follows the floating part.
Hi, you can take a UV sphere and cut it into half, remove the top half. Then add a solidify modifier to add something thickness to the bowl. You need to also add a glass material to it following this tutorial 👉 ua-cam.com/video/NMwZyfWjexY/v-deo.html
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@@5MinutesBlender evet, teşekkür ederim. Gerçekten çok iyi ve hızlı bir dönüş. Fakat bir sorun var. Su dolma sahnesi kase yuvarlak olmasina rağmen kare bir şekilde kase alanından bağımsız hareket ediyor. Yani kasenin ici yuvarlak ve suyunda yuvarlak şeklin içinde dolması gerekirken, kare bir alan olarak doluyor. Sorun nerededir ?
@ Did you enable the bowl as a Fluid Effector as shown in the tutorial? The shape will remain rectangular i.e. it will take the shape of the domain if you don't enable the bowl as an effector.
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@@5MinutesBlender I had not enabled it as an effector. I will try and make it again. Thank you for your help. good people, I'm glad they exist🎁
@@ninatyminska3436 Okay, can we look into your blend file? We'll investigate & suggest you a solution. You can get our contact details (Email ID) in the About section of this channel. Thanks!
@@5MinutesBlender I have redone the entire simulation from scratch and this time I did see the fluid. So I guess I might have mess up something. In any case thanks.
You mean the cube is stopping at the upper surface of the bowl and not going inside? Can you please share your blend file to 5minblender@gmail.com so that we can investigate it?
As-salāmu‘alaikum, I thank you for the knowledge. May I imitate and modify this method for commercial purposes?? without including your name / youtube name??
Yes, you can certainly do that on your own. If you do screen-copy or you download and distribute this video, that is not legal. But you can surely imitate this process and create something similar yourself, and use it for commercial purpose, no need to give any credit. Please go ahead. Wish you all the best for your project 👍
You can float an object by parenting it to some guiding plane, and applying a shrinkwrap modifier to the plane with the fluid domain as the target object. We'll come up soon with a tutorial on this. Please stay tuned!
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I tried to let a uv sphere fluid filling in a cup from a specific height and after that another uv sphere will fall to the fluid to the cup. I made the cup as the effector of fluid and passive of rigrid body and run the simulation, the uv sphere fell until half cup and it fell aside to the through the cup wall to the 3d viewport. Can you help me with this?
The cup is set up as a passive object, but its collision shape should be Mesh type. I believe you did that correctly, otherwise the falling uv sphere would have reflected from the top surface of the cup. If it is falling inside the cup but deflecting after that, I guess there might be another rigid body inside the cup which is hidden. You can send your blend file to us (5minblender@gmail.com) so that we can check and verify this.
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Hello. very good tutorial. A question: When I try to make the effect on a full-size model. for example in the size of a bottle, the effect does not work. Is there any reason for this to happen?
Hi, can you please tell me which particular effect is not working? Is the splashing not happening or does the liquid remains invisible? What happens when you set the bottle as an effector?
@@5MinutesBlender Hello. The effect is heavy, as if the splatters are having a hard time getting out and spreading.
@@gabrielpinto3918 I get it. The result might get more realistic if we increase the domain resolution heavily. Or what I personally did for the demo, I used a smaller cube to create the splash and I baked the fluid with that. Once the fluid was baked, I replaced that small cube with the actual cube, and did not bake it again. Kind of fake, but fast and accurate 😀
i dont really seem to get that satisfying splash effect, could you help me with that?
whenever I do the drop my liquid does a really small splash...
The way we actually did the demo video is, we used an invisible object with a bigger size that is used for the splash. But it is not visible in the camera. Instead a smaller size realistic object is used for the camera, and the bigger object is parented to this smaller visible object so that they both move together. I hope this trick helps you.
My friend, your video has helped me a lot in my learning. But I wanted to create a scene where I have a glass with an ice cube inside and while the liquid fills the glass, the ice cube would float simulating filling the cup with soda, for example. How could I be creating this scene?
You can float an ice cube along with fluid physics which is filling the glass. We have created a tutorial which is perfect for this, it should help 👉 ua-cam.com/video/N-yohyp0Ja8/v-deo.html
@@5MinutesBlender This is exactly what I needed. Thank you my friend!! ❤️❤️❤️
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very useful tutorial . thanks bro.
Glad you found it helpful 😊
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You are welcome bro!
Hi, I'm new to Blender , can I set how many litres water like inside of a box, or only ¾ full in a box?
Good question. It would be a nice feature, but as far as I know, this is not yet possible in Blender directly. The fluid volume is somewhat dependent on the initial flow velocity, so we can do some math there and turn-off the flow after a certain time. Or we can use a second mesh with a size ¾ of that of the target mesh. But the fluid volume is also greatly impacted by the domain resolution we use, and the proportion between the flow object and the domain. So the absolute volume of the fluid is still hard to control.
@@5MinutesBlender thank you
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Softbody simulation is the Easiest simulation. Can you explain that?
Let us cover that in another tutorial soon. Personally I won't say it is the easiest, but since soft body simulation allows for deformation of elastic bodies, it reduces the chances of any glitches (or makes them less visible). Other than that, any simulation can be easy or difficult depending on our actual scene, how we are going to use it.
cool
could i get the bowl mesh tho
It's easy to build. Take a sphere, add some subdivisions and cut out the upper half. Add a solidify modifier for some thickness. That's it! If you still need this, please send me an email, I will share the mesh object. You can find out contact details in the About section of this channel. Thanks!
@@5MinutesBlender thanks dude! i love how active you are on your channel. appreciate it a lot
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good :)
I came up with this following your tutorial, however milk looks kind of weird, that settings should I tweak to makes less granular (I made it from geometry instead stopping the inflow not sure if that's something that should affect stuff)
Yes, we did not give much focus on the material part. This is only about the physics, but materials are extremely important for a good animation. I believe your milk looks weird due to inappropriate material settings. Actually milk and water are two materials that are very difficult to setup in Eevee. Milk is a semi-transparent material, with a bit of subsurface scattering. If you switch over to Cycles, it will look best. But other than the material part, I don't think there is anything special. If the material is setup correctly, it will look perfect.
@@5MinutesBlender Thanks a lot and by the way your channel is awesome, I'm learning a lot, keep up the good fight!
it's good that I don't have to rebake everything :p
This is a very useful tutorial for me.
anybody knows how the cube float on surface of the water?
We made two tutorials on floating objects, using two different methods. You can watch 👉 ua-cam.com/video/FLoLC4-7vBo/v-deo.html & ua-cam.com/video/N-yohyp0Ja8/v-deo.html and use any one technique. However, if you are mixing it with fluid simulation, the later one may be more suitable. And you have rigid body enabled for the cube. So once the cube falls inside the bowl or the container, you need to enable its "Animated" property in the rigid body settings so that the cube follows the floating part.
kaseyi nasıl hazırlıyoruz :)
Hi, you can take a UV sphere and cut it into half, remove the top half. Then add a solidify modifier to add something thickness to the bowl. You need to also add a glass material to it following this tutorial 👉 ua-cam.com/video/NMwZyfWjexY/v-deo.html
@@5MinutesBlender evet, teşekkür ederim. Gerçekten çok iyi ve hızlı bir dönüş. Fakat bir sorun var. Su dolma sahnesi kase yuvarlak olmasina rağmen kare bir şekilde kase alanından bağımsız hareket ediyor. Yani kasenin ici yuvarlak ve suyunda yuvarlak şeklin içinde dolması gerekirken, kare bir alan olarak doluyor. Sorun nerededir ?
@ Did you enable the bowl as a Fluid Effector as shown in the tutorial? The shape will remain rectangular i.e. it will take the shape of the domain if you don't enable the bowl as an effector.
@@5MinutesBlender I had not enabled it as an effector. I will try and make it again. Thank you for your help. good people, I'm glad they exist🎁
Why after seting up cube and bowl as rigid body the fluid particles do not show up anymore?
Hi, please check the cache. You may need to refresh the cache files and bake the fluid simulation again.
@@5MinutesBlender Thanks for your reply. I tried that and it didn't work.
@@ninatyminska3436 Okay, can we look into your blend file? We'll investigate & suggest you a solution. You can get our contact details (Email ID) in the About section of this channel. Thanks!
@@5MinutesBlender I have redone the entire simulation from scratch and this time I did see the fluid. So I guess I might have mess up something. In any case thanks.
Glad to know that it was resolved!
my cube is stopping its fall on the uv sphere pls help
You mean the cube is stopping at the upper surface of the bowl and not going inside? Can you please share your blend file to 5minblender@gmail.com so that we can investigate it?
As-salāmu‘alaikum,
I thank you for the knowledge.
May I imitate and modify this method for commercial purposes?? without including your name / youtube name??
Yes, you can certainly do that on your own. If you do screen-copy or you download and distribute this video, that is not legal. But you can surely imitate this process and create something similar yourself, and use it for commercial purpose, no need to give any credit. Please go ahead. Wish you all the best for your project 👍
how to export FX file
can you say how to float object ...?
You can float an object by parenting it to some guiding plane, and applying a shrinkwrap modifier to the plane with the fluid domain as the target object. We'll come up soon with a tutorial on this. Please stay tuned!
@@5MinutesBlender bit my boss is asking a real sink and flot method😶
The world scale & resolution are not correct on this.
Есть перевод этого видео?
Нет простите. Нам еще предстоит добавить субтитры.
@@5MinutesBlender Хорошо, спасибо за ответ