The lighting so well done! Composited really well, the only critique is the clumps of mesh on the tube, but that was hard to notice lol. The simulation's motion and sense of scale is really well done as it really sells the size of the tube as it flips through the vast lake :)

This looks amazing

Thats so cool I love it.

NICE WORK!

Amazing ! both for the simulation and compositing!

@Blenderphysics-Videos

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you :)

Wow you give as tips and amazing concept ❤❣️❤❣️❤

awesome! pls tutorial quickly damn! kk

Wow

Wow.

Unfortunately I have too small scale of the 3d scene so the foam looks like in bath tube anyways amazing...

Tutorial ?

Really awesome video :D How do you increase the influence of the torus to the fluid ? I mean when the torus impacts to the ocean then there're a lot of splash. I did try to increase the friction of obstacle and the resolution of domain but it didnt work at all...

@Blenderphysics-Videos

3 жыл бұрын

I think you need to increase the world size some more ;).

@JeesGeorgephotography

2 жыл бұрын

@@Blenderphysics-Videos hi! I tried increasing the world size but it still doesn’t interact with the torus. M i missing something? Please help

Please make a tutorial on this

Looks very realistic. But at one point, the splash left the domain, giving the otherwise high realism a little dent.

Thank you for this. How do you get the fluids to match the background? I want to do something similar with an ocean scene. I don't quite understand how to get the simulation to blend with the water in the scene.

@Blenderphysics-Videos

3 жыл бұрын

Its rendered on a transparent background and then composited in post. This way you can match the colors without changing the background.

@buggy5079

7 күн бұрын

@@Blenderphysics-Videos did you use HDRIS, and did you have any surface blocking light from down ?

great! please make a tutorial

Did you render the flip fluids with color or just grey scale? Or is the flip fluids material just reflective? Is it masked out ? Is that how it has an almost perfect circle as it fades?

@Blenderphysics-Videos

3 жыл бұрын

Its rendered as colors. Including reflections etc. I´ve used a radial mask to have transparency at the edges.

@danbreland3444

3 жыл бұрын

@@Blenderphysics-Videos thank you. How do you get it to match the color of the water? Did you use and horizontal image?

I bought your plugin a few months ago as a student and am grateful for your work. Now i have found some time to go further into flip fluids, i'm trying to achieve a similar effect as in this video, but i'm just too stupid to use a flat surface (plane) as a fluid, like in this video, in my case it only works with real bodies (cube...). What could be the reason for that, I probably just missed a setting? Edit: After reading something on your website, I read that it doesn't work with Non-Manifold Meshes, but how did you implement that in this video? :D

@faintedG0ose

4 жыл бұрын

Its actually not possible with flat surfaces. You need some thickness to get the simulation to work.

@faintedG0ose

4 жыл бұрын

I think he just it with a cube. The torus rotates about halfway outside the fluid domain. If youre having issues getting a flat cube to produce fluid particles you could always go with a normal cube and skip ahead in the timeline where the water has settled already

@milanwulf

4 жыл бұрын

@@faintedG0ose Thank you, I thought so. So you probably have to put a block with a holdout shader under it when rendering or, otherwise it's not that easy in compositing?

please do a short tutorial

hello. this looks amzing, please i have a question. how do i manage to create a mask like that on the ff sim so that i can comp it seamlessly with real footage? thank you

@Blenderphysics-Videos

26 күн бұрын

Use a gradient texture to fade the surface shader out. There will be some prepared assets for this soon ☺️

does anyone know how a breakdown is done , I also want to have some for my renders :)

@Blenderphysics-Videos

2 жыл бұрын

Rendered everything in seperated sequences and then cutted in Davinci Resolve

Great Job, did you use a real scale ? I mean, the torus you use to make simulation was in real scale (for example a torus with a diameter of 50 meters for this scene)?

@Blenderphysics-Videos

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, nearly. But also previewed it before the final rendering.

Please Make Fracture Modifier Physical Rough edges Tutorial

@Blenderphysics-Videos

4 жыл бұрын

Okay- ill notice your request and try to finish it in the next few months

how did you do the color grading so well? it litterly looks the same as the real water

@Blenderphysics-Videos

3 жыл бұрын

I have used a radial gradient texture (opaque to transparent) to fade the fluid out on the edges. Color matching was done in post production (with davinci resolve)

@evengreven5515

3 жыл бұрын

@@Blenderphysics-Videos ah ok, thats smart. Well done dude

what passes have you rendered? how did you achieve the reflection? can you only render foam and bubbles and etc. only seperately? not the whole fluid?

@Blenderphysics-Videos

Ай бұрын

We are working on a passes system the does all this automatically. The reflections are on the simulated fluid surface what fades out into the footage.

@NarekManukyan

Ай бұрын

@@Blenderphysics-Videos I am using blender too but I haven't had enough imagination like what kind of passes have you have used or.. please do a tutorial!

Hello! I am Atique from Bangladesh and I just want to say I love your works! I love flip fluid! Also I want to learn graphics programming so I would be very grateful if you answer one question. How do you develop such plugins? I mean what sort of things do I need to learn to code such simulation programs? I study engineering but not CS so if you guide me a little by writing 4 or 5 lines about the syllabus, maybe I can study those and learn one thing or two. Please consider this request. Thank you so much!

@ryanguy4536

4 жыл бұрын

Hi! I followed the details in these notes to start building the simulator: www.cs.ubc.ca/~rbridson/fluidsimulation/fluids_notes.pdf There is probably some overlap in the subjects of engineering. Some subjects to look into are linear algebra, differential equations, numerical analysis, data structures (signed distance fields are an important data structure, and also 3D grids), and high performance computing. A course on the fundamentals of computer science could be very helpful. This simulator was written in the C++ programming language and uses Blender and Python language for the user interface. Doyub Kim's Fluid Engine Development textbook has a lot of information, and also contains all the code examples for different fluid simulation systems: fluidenginedevelopment.org/ Hope this info helps!

@atique2545

4 жыл бұрын

Wow ! Thank you so much! I can't believe you replied. I am looking forward to start learning these things. Btw, I made this video with your plugin yesterday. I posted it in r/blender and got 2k upvotes. My post was yesterday's most upvoted video in r/blender. I would be very happy if you saw the video. kzread.info/dash/bejne/h3tpxreMo8qfe8o.html

How did you get the lighting perfect, because that's the most important thing to make VFX look real

@Blenderphysics-Videos

3 жыл бұрын

I´ve used a drone to shot a 360° panorama picture. But you can also use HDRI-Images that matches best to your scene.

@afrodailytv4335

3 жыл бұрын

@@Blenderphysics-Videos wow thas sounds good

@rushitanpure

3 жыл бұрын

@@Blenderphysics-Videos how you able to match cg water and real water color so perfectly?

not gunna lie, kinda looks likes like where i live

Can anyone tell me what is the name of these passes? TIA

@Blenderphysics-Videos

5 ай бұрын

Didn’t use passes but tryed different visibility settings and exported each as separate sequences

Plz do a full tutorial..

@Blenderphysics-Videos

2 жыл бұрын

Will take a while, but i am thinking about how to explain.

can u help me i have simulation but i want to the compositing like u have done in this video please help me i want to create my portfolio

@Blenderphysics-Videos

8 ай бұрын

You can use a texture to blend your surface material to a transparency node - that’s the trick ;).

@southboiii4695

2 ай бұрын

Hello, I'm also interested in this, did you succeed? And how? Thank you

You can use Natron for vfx instead of davinci resolve.. Natron is free..

@Blenderphysics-Videos

4 жыл бұрын

Sure! Resolve is for free, too ;). But i still have owned a license.

Could you please provide tutorial for this ?

@Blenderphysics-Videos

17 күн бұрын

A compositing tutorial will be released next month. FLIP Fluids will release the new compositing tools and a tutorial comes with this.

name of 3 pass please?

@Blenderphysics-Videos

2 ай бұрын

Fluid, foam and objects. There will be compositing tools in the future 👍

Flip Fluids

i need tutorial for this one

@pawnix4122

3 жыл бұрын

No, you don't. Track video > Create torus > do the spinny boi > add flip fluid at 256 resolution > colour correct > done.

@rushitanpure

3 жыл бұрын

@@pawnix4122 but the problem is to how to match this cg water color with real water, and how he able to draw circularmask around it, Please tell me if you know this

@pawnix4122

3 жыл бұрын

@@rushitanpure I've not made this spesific scene myself, so I can't say that my method works 100%, but you could mask out the area where you want the water using a sphere with hold out and render the entire scene like that. You can now smoothen the mask in post using a blur node or play with the math node. Colouring the water the same is just trile and error. I don't know of a way to instantly get the correct water colour, sorry.

tutorial plz

@Blenderphysics-Videos

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe at a later time ;). We are concentrating on some other tutorials actually. Please be patient.

You can make new Godzilla movie)

@Blenderphysics-Videos

3 жыл бұрын

Sure :D

please make tutorial of live vfx integration in ocean vfx

@Blenderphysics-Videos

3 жыл бұрын

I will see if i can find some time in the future.

@basejumperdx4573

3 жыл бұрын

@@Blenderphysics-Videos please sir we need to learn ❤️ 😭 please make it as long and as detailed as possible. not that much biginner level but that level that everyone could understand. intermediate.

Wat🤨🤨🤨🤨