Water in Realflow

[JakeFinland]

I may can be litle bit Perv. But when water hit that last Bowl i saw Sperm >:D

[BiGdaddyM100]

@JakeFinland Lol your girlfriend must love your p- oh wait forgot

[contrastej]

this is a good exercise!!! the only thing I see is that the needs more detail...But I do envy you...you have better results than yours truly

[GFXAwesomeness]

Nice

[VePe00]

The particle setup really good, I need only refined camera motion. Then it will be perfect! :)

[mido5213]

OMG

[AGSystem27]

This is like mercury

[Thebadsniperfi]

Damn that's a good animation... But i just can't get the particles to look like water -.- Do you know any tutorial ?

[joemoet2009]

how do you make water i do not! know how to use realflow.??

[DaHandy]

made me thirsty... gj 5/5

[cannoir]

you drink jelly ? lolz!

[mugabemerton]

It's unfortunate that youtube destroys the quality

[Prometheus722]

The animation is very real but the water itself needs to be more detailed.

[sacredgeometry]

might have been a quick render for the physics its not uncommon to render off the physics before a final render

[Damnshid]

you wanna kid me??? 6 hours work for this?? you just have to place an emmiter and let it do then...-.-

[TeamFortressHeavy]

that was creepy,in a way.

nice work.

[hdrevolution123]

6 hours work? Wow then how do you think blockbuster movie editors feel when they have to make 20 minute or over pieces of work like this?

[surfsuprafael92]

what is a real flow i keep hearing about it

[paintballplus20]

Alright guys i need some help, i have been working on 3d max, and Maya for about 3 years now and just recently ( and by that i mean 5 minutes ago) got real flow. so i was wondering if anyone knows a good site where i can get the basic understanding and tutorials? thanks a bunch.

[antromorfo]

wow! real! is too good men!

[dennixtreme]

the realest 3D water I ever seen on youtube :)

[Eidolon64]

Awesome! Great setting

[wrongfire]

The best water ive seen.. Everything fits so well. I even get that wet feeling while watching this. Great job.

[00Blockhead00]

dont listen to loudmouth (!)..

for only 6 hours of work this is very fascinating

[fatburger98]

lol jumping water

[DarkHarpuia]

Good job, you spent 0 seconds to think before spitting shit of this hole you call mouth.

Just for your knowledge, Dynamic water will have a LOT of use in games, on the future... People are just trying to show how it is, and find new ways to generate it.

[DarkHarpuia]

I was talking to Loudmouth573. People sometimes get the wrong idea

[Sidowse]

You're the guy that goes around mocking peoples hobbies and interests without actually having a hobby of your own. You fail to see the Irony in that. For without that which you mock, you would in fact have no hobby at all.

[zaorine636]

good job, you spent i dunno how long and get 6 thumbs down..

fyi, animator is someone who's doing something useless and got paid well.. haters dont get paid at all.

[djExprice]

Shut up, Loudmouth573. You are obviously in the wrong section of YouTube to be making these kinds of comments.

[paintballplus20]

loudmouth, you should go crawl back under the rock you came from, if your gonna be an asshole no one will want to have anything to do with you, and you will find yourself alone... very, very alone.

[joetke]

Where did you buy those bowls?

Impressive !!!

I've seen a much more impressive video (after all it's just a video, a 2D-thing) with boiling water that melts the bowls themselves. (computing time, algorithms and formalization x200 at least). I look forward to your posting of some equivalent materials.

Next Ubung: do it in real 3D. I'll bring the water.

[InTheCity3D]

Buy? They'd take about 3 seconds make yourself.

[paintballplus20]

ummm, your an idiot....

[paintballplus20]

This was to a guy i replyed to on the second page, im not sure why it showed up here.....

[mimito92]

very very smart animation

[DAK1LL3r2009]

This makes me thirsty. I'm off to get a drink, be right back!

[ryuarashi]

Amazing

[kamihakai]

Dude, i got a question; i have 3 pc's on my house, all of them with internet, and I have realflow in my PC, so, can I use the power of the 3 pc's to help the simulation that is currently in my pc?, or at leat use 1 pc more??

[burak575]

you must use backburner program, that comes with 3dsmax, also you need to setup 3dsmax and all other plugins to other computers, then make one of computers master server with backburner, then connect other computers to it, on render screen select netrender, so if you send 90 frame animation, each computer will render 30 frame of it. also look for the 3dsmax for detailed explanation.

[burak575]

you must use backburner program, that comes with 3dsmax, also you need to setup 3dsmax and all other plugins to other computers, then make one of computers master server with backburner, then connect other computers to it, on render screen select netrender, so if you send 90 frame animation, each computer will render 30 frame of it. also look for the 3dsmax for detailed explanation.

[kamihakai]

i dont use 3dsmax, I use my baby maya 8.5

[stokmarknes]

SO, 3ds max has to be installed on all 3 pc's before I can use netrender?

[burak575]

yes also, all the plugins must installed and licenced in all computers, that you used to create the scene. netrender will send all textures and max file to other computers and start them to render frames. after finish it will collect the results and combine them. this is the logic behind it. so one of it would be backburner server, others will be backburner clients. when you starting netrender, you must enter server's ip. then start rendering.

[stokmarknes]

cool, thanks.

[AyAn4m1]

All of the advice here isn't really accurate... They're talking about how to use backburner to distribute the 3ds rendering, when the original question asked about distributing the realflow simulation itself. RealFlow has a network mode, accessible by the commandline server RFNode.exe.

[kamihakai]

I apreciate all of your guys answers, but you're completly right!, I mean the simulation itself, cuz I wanna use a high cuality simulations, where is that "RFNose.exe, and where can I fins some help about it?

[AyAn4m1]

If you open a command prompt, navigate to your RealFlow directory, and run RFNode.exe from the prompt you should get the commandline options that show you how to use it. Also, the manual contains an entire section on setting up a render farm for RealFlow.

[kamihakai]

thanks a lot man!! n_n

[AyAn4m1]

@kamihakai Read the documentation that came with RealFlow, it's the best way to get started.

[DeDean16]

Wow!

[wrongfire]

the water looks great, the particales are just a tad to big otherwise its nearly photoreal.

[donkanonjimisao]

use renderman instead ;)

[fraitaly]

could you tell me how I can find tutorials or some example files about maxwell render and real flow?

[AyAn4m1]

Maxwell is significantly better than vray. I don't know if it's consistently faster, but even if not it's worth the extra processing time.

[BEsCoRp]

hey, i am also going to learn realflow soon.. hope its not too complicated! having enough trouble with max as it is :D was wondering though if maxwell rederer is better than vray? or ... faster? get back to me if u got the time.. thx , keep it up

[premsil]

looks great! how many hours of rendering :P ?

[djaxup]

Really nice :)

[offthehook2]

36santo36, go on search engine google and search for "Tutorial Realflow Liquid" and you'll find some tutorials. AyAn4m1 - looking forward to see your tutorials. Brill video.

[teddygage]

some of the better realflow work I have seen. hard to get good results out of it

[jharford]

good stuff, i bet the maxwell render took forever.

How about calculating wet maps? would look great on the dry wood

[mrjazzycharon]

I love this ambient-occlusion-look. It looks just amazingly realistic!

[AyAn4m1]

In the works.

[36Santo36]

can U post a tutorial how to make fluid?