Liquid through a pipe Blender 3D

[Clod15]

oh no! the poop is EVERYWHERE!

[MrSharpTH]

Thats a nasty clog ya got ther son!

[CertifiedBad4ss]

0:04, get the physics straight.



[CertifiedBad4ss]

0:04, get the physics straight.

[Fluzert]

PLEASE make a tutorial when I do this and press bake the fucking fluid wont work!!! >.<!!!!!!

PLEASE MAKE A TUTORIAL!!!!!

[madog1209]

@Fluzert hmm...i was going to post the link to the youtube tutorial that I followed to get this but I can't find it at the moment. if i was to make a tutorial it wouldn't be for a couple of months, all I can say is to follow a basic fluid tutorial on youtube and then come back and look in the comments if you want the settings I used for this.

[Fluzert]

@madog1209 Awh! can i send you A pm explaing Exatcly what I do and you might find the pronlem! :)

[madog1209]

@Fluzert yh go for it.

[ninjaman633]

In all the liquid tutorials the liquid falls in a cube. How did you get it in a pipe?

[ninjaman633]

If i have made the pipe, I can't see it when I press ''P''.

Why?

[madog1209]

@ninjaman633 pressing P starts the game engine not the fluid simulation, pressing 'Bake' on the fluid panel starts the simulation calculations.

[ninjaman633]

@madog1209 I didn't have make the liquid. I only make the pipe. Why I can't see the pipe?

(I didn't make the liquid because all of the tutorials make the liquid in a box, I don't want that. Can you make a good tutorial about how you have make this vid?)

[madog1209]

@ninjaman633 I don't really understand what your saying, in a previous comment you said you pressed 'P' after making the pipe, but I don't understand why you would press 'P' as this starts the game engine. You should be able to get the settings you need by following a basic fluid tutorial on youtube and applying the settings which are listed in other comments on this page.

[ninjaman633]

@madog1209 Yes you don't understand me. I do not want the liquid. I only want the pipe, but if i start the game, I can't see the pipe. Why?

[madog1209]

@ninjaman633 I don't know, I don't use the game engine much and I didn't use it on this video, so I'm afraid I can't help you.

[ninjaman633]

@madog1209 How did you play it?

[madog1209]

@ninjaman633 Your really going to have to be a bit more specific in your questions, what do you mean how did I play it?

[ninjaman633]

@madog1209 Well you said that you didn;t use the game engine in you're video so I want to now how dit you play it?

[madog1209]

@ninjaman633 Well like I said in my very first message, you press the 'Bake' button on the fluid panel to start the calculations.

[ninjaman633]

@madog1209 Oh, okey thanks!!

(can you answer on my other question??)

[coey64]

mmmmm, chocolate.

[bluedrache]

I'll be watching your work the next time I see a Drain-o commercial.

[madog1209]

@bluedrache lol thanks.

[zash2012]

hey im kinda playin with this too. iv made a tube just outa a circle but when i push water through it it is kinda blocky? quick fix or not lol. also my inflow doesnt seem to be "continuous" its more like drop by drop. any help is appriciated thanks =)

[madog1209]

@zash2012 3 Possible options. 1 try turning on 'final' view in the fluid panel, change it from preview. 2 try upping the resolution of the liquid, this video had liquid set to 190. 3 your using slightly wrong options (see previous comment replies for settings.

[zash2012]

@madog1209 worked just right now =) all i had to do was up the res. its started at 50 and i pushed it to 200. getting some good resluts now =) thx madog

[miketv]

shell & volume! that's what I needed. Thanks man.

[miketv]

nice work...I'm trying to figure out how to do this myself. Did you animate a 2nd fluid object traveling through the tube?

[madog1209]

@miketv thanks. i'll try and get back to u with a few of the settings i used. just the one fluid in the tube, it kinds of does the backflow thing because of the thickness of the liquid i think.

[madog1209]

@miketv right. u want to set your pipe to obstacle and shell. And set your liquid to be inflow and volume. Then give it an inflow velocity, this will depend on your own file, just try each one in turn.