Getting Started with Flip Fluids PART 2 - Fluid and Containers with Obstacles and Inflows!
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- Опубліковано 19 лип 2024
- In the second video of our series on learning to simulate fluids with the Blender Flip Fluids add-on, we're going to talk about how to simulate fluids that interact with objects like bowls, as well as how to create an inflow object that basically spawns fluid in your simulation.
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0:00 - Introduction
0:13 - Add-On Download Location (Affiliate Link)
0:44 - Adding our domain
1:15 - Adding a Fluid object
2:00 - Adding our bowl
3:23 - Adding thickness to our bowl
4:12 - Fixing fluid falling through the bowl
5:10 - Increasing simulation resolution
6:56 - Baking our simulation
9:21 - Adding an inflow object
11:12 - Adding sideways velocity to your inflow object
12:06 - Keyframing your inflow object on and off (turning the water flow off)
13:22 - Adding materials and quick rendering our simulation with Eevee
15:15 - Support the CG Essentials on Patreon
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Hi everyone! Let me know if you have any questions in the comments below! :)
How do you increase the inflow so that it fills up a larger container faster?
Your tutorials never fail to answer all of my questions. Huge thanks!
Great episode! The explanation the different ways for how to handle thin obstacles was nice to see and will be helpful for others 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Really enjoy your tutorials. You're fantastic at explaining and demonstrating each technique.
I have a question for you if by chance you may or may not know. I'm currently doing animations in Blender and exporting them with fbx into keyshot due to the versatility of Blenders animation tools. As someone still growing in animation programs. Is it normal that fbx only exports one animation at a time?
Great tutorials. Also really like the dog in your avatar.
Thank you! That's Bonnie - she's my best buddy :)
Very curious as to your current thoughts on this add-on VS manta flow flips. Im trying the demo version and right out of the gate its working really well and behaving. just trying to figure out what the advantages are, other than more control. thanks for the tut!
Hi, I was wondering if you will make a similar video about the force fields for the Flip Fluids add-on? Maybe you have already and I didn't find it?
The reason is, I was delighted to find force fields in the latest FLIP Addon version BUT I struggle to get them animated the way I want. When I keyframe a forcefield object it just moves but the force field itself does not and just stays in place. I can't figure out why it does that.
that's super exciting, how would you model an obstacle emerging out of a liquid? I only see objects falling into fluids. thank you
THANX I need this for my C.G.I slurpee machine.
Hi there - I have tried a few methods to add better textures to the fluid - How can I make the Fluid look better - More like ocean instead of a blue blob :)
awesome man thanks
Glad it helped!
How do I use imported objects to use as obstacles? The fluid always passes through an imported object of mine
Hey Justin, I really love your channel and your videos!
I have a question: Is it possible to prefill an object with water, set up an inflow, so the water runs over on one side? I plan to make an animation with an 'infinity pool' and I wonder if it's possible with this addon. If not: how would you do it?
best regards
Should be possible
How would I animate the water pouring out of a water bottle? Every time I start the flip fluid inside of a bottle and try to pour it out, the liquid stops at the opening of the bottle as if there is an invisible face blocking it, but there is not. I'm amazed there's not a single good tutorial online for this. Every tutorial is just the water emitting from an empty space and into a big open bowl. I also tried enabling 'inverse' on the obstacle but that gives me the same issue. What's the best way to start the fluid in a bottle and pour it out?
How do I make a fluid simulation with a super small emitter relative to the domain? Let's say I want to animate a water gun with a small, thin stream that travels a far distance.
Ive been trying ot find info about this for a while, but how do you limit how much liquid is sent with this addon? And i cant find the boundary options to make it so it doesnt "clog up" and fill the entire domain, i tried using an outflow on the end but it didnt seem to work, aswell as not sure how you would get the extras like foam, bubbles etc to be baked and into mesh so i can actually give it specific materials and such.. For some reason im struggling finding information about all of this :/
help plesae, my inflow keep dissapearing after amount of time. im trying to fill a cup. but in only reach into some amount of level then dissapear slowly.
Can Flip Fluids simulate the carbonation in soda that's poured into a glass full of ice?
Nice work man awesome , is there any way
You could do a step by step tutorial with say a video I take ...put it in blender and use flip fluid to simulate with ? Or better yet just a still image might cause be easier yo just animate the camera for movement.
I do want to do more with Flip Fluids in the future, but not sure exactly what those tutorials will look like
@@TheCGEssentials ahh no worries I think I figured what I need to do out after researching anyways but cool forward tot hose in the future thanks
thanks
Yep!
VERY HELPFUL.....WHAT IF YOU NEED TO SIMULATE FLUID IN A DELICATE AND THIN WINE GLASS....HOW WOULD YOU HOLD LIQUID IN SOMETHING SO THIN?????
Create a second object which is thicker for Flip Fluids to interact with but hide it in the render, leaving along the thin glass, make sure the inside walls match up.
Hello JUSTIN HOPE YOU ARE FINE. IM FACING A PROBLEM WITH MY FLIP FLUIDS SIMULATIONS. IM TRYING TO FILL A GLASS WITH FLUID BUT THE CUP WONT GET FILLED WITH THE FLUID. I LET THE SIMULATION BAKE FOR 250 FRAMES BUT STILL THE CUP WONT GET FULL PLEASE HELP ME
You make good tutorials, but you say "right?" way too much.
RIGHT?!?!