Thanks for explaining your thoughts on viscosity so clearly. Well done!

I love this tutorial and the way you explain things!

Nice! looking great and clearly explained, keep it up!

Thank you Master!!! really valuable explanation!!

Awesome tutorial! Thanks a lot! Hope you will release more contents, I'm sure that you will have a good audience in the time, cheers!

Quality stuff! Keep up the good work and thank you!

@WhatIFound

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much. I am definitely planning on making more videos but my pace is off at the moment. I’m booked for a couple months on a job but my plan is to make some shorter vids showing some stuff I’m learning as I work.

Thank you so much jason!

cool buddy! Its very useful, i hope u keep going

Very quality stuff, super clearly, super nice look. Thanks!

@WhatIFound

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

very very helpful! Thanks a lot!

Thanks for this!

Damn I hope you do the meshing part. This was really good

excellent video, the part where you said save before you start tweaking after you already have settings you like, because its hard to get it back to the same...i literally had that problem with some vellum i cached out changed something and dang lol.

Thanks you!

I find very dificult to get any information about very thin viscous liquids, like paint. At the moment the only breakthrough I had is that I need a lot of particles. Yet that comes with drawbacks where anything else needs readjusting the values for viscosity, surface tension. In any case, awesome tutorial and well explained.

very very very nice

Thanks.

I would happily pay for a full tutorial covering the meshing, rendering and sim setup from scratch

@damianpreston3389

3 жыл бұрын

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Great tutorial, how do you avoid having too many points? Is there a way to optimise that aspect a little bit; i.e vdbfying it on the way rather than at the end?

Anyone can hint on how to set up two separate FLIP fluids to interact? I know it probably is something super simple, but I am a little confused, like one being viscous and the other less, with complete control over the separate forces, etc. thanks!

Hi! great tutorial! I'd like to know if you have a tutorial from scratch? I'd be interested in buying it. Many thanks!

@WhatIFound

Жыл бұрын

I don't but many people have asked so it is something I'm considering. Just need the time to do it.

absolute beginner here but I tried that with the SOP FLIP and can't get it to use age to change viscosity. Tried an attribute VOP but no luck. Can anyone help here?

@WhatIFound

10 ай бұрын

I made this quite a while before SideFX had the sop level flip tools available. In dops when I use the popvop to change the viscosity based on age, because this happens within the dop context it applies these lookups based on the previous frames values. I’m n short the vop acts as a solver, operates on the previous frames values. This doesn’t happen in sops by default.

@vladimirkachalov9046

8 ай бұрын

Try to use source_first_imput instead of volumesource1, for me it works only this way

@MattFrodsham

2 ай бұрын

@@WhatIFound This explains a lot (the vop acting like a solver), thanks for putting that in writing

If you ´re gonna teach something, start from scratch.