Physics-Inspired Topology Changes for Thin Fluid Features

[zultrix]

I can't wait until we get this level of quality in video games.

[MightyCobraAttack]

Is this realtime or precomputed? It looks amazing, btw.

[plutgamer]

@MightyCobraAttack It's precomputed.

(at the moment it's slow, but it will get faster)

[BIGtittyDISASTER]

It looks pretty stylized, but not in a bad way. It's sort of a "We want it to look believable, but not hyperrealistic" way.

[itchcitizen2]

WOW !

[94HellGate]

best fuild render ever!

[schnitzil]

Really nice results, it does however seem to fill in any empty space in the fluid like the sheeter deamon in Realflow. Maybe this was intended in the simulation. None the less great job, this could make a shot where traditional meshing just gives blobby uglyness.

[IsaraiLee]

really wish i knew how to work with particle effects

[cristohv]

simply amazing

[cupidlsu]

Another 5 years, and maybe this'll make it into Blender. :)

[cannoir]

@cupidlsu until then

[vasumamayo]

@ 0:38 poor bunnies :( XD

[JASONE1986]

great refraction

[philnolan3d]

It's nice but looks like syrup or a thick paint I hope there's a way to make it look more watery.

[punchthedog]

@philnolan3d Check out this:

watch?v=8Pmm9UKqc5I

It's from SIGGRAPH 2006.

[philnolan3d]

@punchthedog That looks great, bet it takes forever to calculate.

[cupidlsu]

@philnolan3d The thin sheet effect is the point of the simulation. You would simply reduce the effect to make it more consistent with water.

[defdac]

The caustics are amazing. What renderer is this?

[mutatron]

That made me thirsty.