Play with Water WITHOUT Simulations in Blender - easier than you think

or any other fluid you want it to be. Shader is your limit
‪@MaxEdge420‬ hope you don''t mind.
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[@werewolfanimations1349]

your tutorials are really helpful! I am learning a lot from them and I use many of your techniques in my animations! Thank you very much and keep up the great work

[@ajinuho]

Its simple but powerful, i always searching trail effect for my cosmetic product project. Ans this is what i need. thanks man

[@cocboss3329]

Wonderful

[@funreeltv]

thank you so much bro for your help

[@user-ds3bh4jt6r]

This is exactly what i needed, tyty big guy

[@PRIMELINK20]

I'm so thankful for people like you who taught me CAD, graphic design and now Blender. I'll incorporate this into my work and tweet it out when I'm back home. Thank you so much.

[@Simon3D]

Happy to hear you find it useful ^~^

[@lexmaun69]

this is great!

[@_TetKaneda]

Great contribution. Great tutorial. Thank you so much. Greetings

[@Mrpaul20]

wow simon its fantastic
lets try 😁

[@GiPa98]

nice!

[@raxo7546]

Good video, i think it is good to know how to achieve some effect by various methods, so we can use the most convenient
For me this method is easier and faster to apply, of course, it depends on what you want to achieve in the end

[@rotajulien140]

Well done. To play with handles is great. Alt S or ctrl T

[@eugeniybespeatchook9662]

My english poor, but i rlly understand all of your lesson pretty well, thanks a lot !!!

[@ojas339]

Please Make a tutorial on how to do a scifi explosion in blender.. your videos are very easy to follow along and you explain it so well to a beginner like me!!

[@Simon3D]

Will see what i can do ^~^

[@arshamshayan]

oh, so this is how they do those water animations for water elementals and stuff like that.
You could slow how long they move and add some red emission with some rock and make it lava

[@Simon3D]

great idea ! I will wait for your take on it :D dont forget to tag me on twitter ^^

[@arshamshayan]

​@@Simon3D You bet I will

[@itchytastyurr]

Agreed, bring back REACTOR PARTICLES. Oh- DOUBLE HELIX!

[@knightmarex1280]

how do u make different points in the curve?

[@claytonharting9899]

DNA is in the shape of a double helix :)
The particles were just following a helix path though, DNA is considered a double helix because each strand is actually made of two strands glued together. The particles were following a single path so it’s a single helix :)

[@Simon3D]

I learn something everyday ^^ thanks

[@wdyahnke]

The “DNA” word you are looking for is “helix” =)

[@Simon3D]

RIGHT! helix :D thanks

[@Losjo4093]

Now i dont have to wait like 30min for a simulation

[@lllolllie]

How would you render this as an animation? Great tutorial!!

[@itchytastyurr]

lil'bit a brown texture- with sum corn......

[@karasuZanu]

O_O

[@JamieDunbar]

Sssooo...particles are a simulation. Might want to consider re-titling the video.

[@divyanshjain7999]

U literally ripped off MaxEdge
Had the same thing and he did this before u

[@Simon3D]

well, recommend watching the video, I'm addressing the exact thing you are talking about

[@inknpaintCW]

he starts the video talking about this...