Two questions. Are there any specific settings you're using for the noise field? I can't tell that its doing much right now. Also, what is the Scale: 0.5 setting? I know there used to be a scene scale option, but in Realflow 5 I can't find the equivalent.
And how is set one gravity for bubbles and another one for fill water? I set bouding boxes for gravity, but where they cross, ther is gravity 0 because = 9,8 + (-9,8).
Awesome man, thanks! I have a couple questions, however. Are the bubbles only affected by the noise field/gravity or do they interact with the fill_object particles as well? Are the bubble particles liquid or gas; and do they have a mesh attached to them? - Thanks again!
how can u make the bubble emitter to emit like that, like a step curve? and which viscosity u use for the particles in the container?
Graywulf06 3 months ago
my simulation bubbles keep breaking up. what's the cause?
orlanduce 3 months ago
good idea and it work.
FokBibi 7 months ago
Excellent work !!! : )
ChemicalComedown 9 months ago
what do u have in your exclusive links?
orlanduce 1 year ago
amazing man! could you say me how you made the mini bubbles into the liquid? it´s very detailed...
nazimba 1 year ago
is that a self made emitter?
orlanduce 1 year ago
Two questions. Are there any specific settings you're using for the noise field? I can't tell that its doing much right now. Also, what is the Scale: 0.5 setting? I know there used to be a scene scale option, but in Realflow 5 I can't find the equivalent.
RossGGG 1 year ago
And how is set one gravity for bubbles and another one for fill water? I set bouding boxes for gravity, but where they cross, ther is gravity 0 because = 9,8 + (-9,8).
No, this tutorial isn't clear enough :D
Deloix 1 year ago
@Deloix
don't use boundries for the gravity.
use the "exclusive links"
that's means you can force any daemon to affect only the emitter you deside to connect.
take a look in the help.
cheers
pixelpro1 1 year ago
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realflow100 1 year ago
@pixelpro1 ok, thanks
Deloix 1 year ago
Awesome man, thanks! I have a couple questions, however. Are the bubbles only affected by the noise field/gravity or do they interact with the fill_object particles as well? Are the bubble particles liquid or gas; and do they have a mesh attached to them? - Thanks again!
roughwetgrass 1 year ago
@roughwetgrass welcome.. :)
yes, the bubbles interact with the fill_object particles..
the bubbles are liquid with little less density value..
and the 2 emitters have 1 mesh, but the "Fill_object particles" are in "Subtractive" mode.
cheers
pixelpro1 1 year ago
MAN THATS HUGE!
daimyo2 1 year ago
OMG spectacluar !!
TheMassa93 1 year ago
Smart solution for the bubbles.. I like it.. :)
johnnycorebrieee 1 year ago
Thank you!
realflow100 1 year ago
Very nice! thanks :)
walkerboh39 1 year ago
tanx!
binlactus 1 year ago
Very impressive, will have to give this a try! Nice work :D
Illogic69 1 year ago