is ist possible to mesh that?
vBlackVFX 2 weeks ago
where can i download an OpenCL Particle version? i searched for it on enja.org but i had no clue where to look further...
tehbrainh37 2 months ago
Wow, very impressive, I hope they include something like this officially, there's no way I'd ever be able to compile it myself lol.
LJFHutch 4 months ago
Jesus called... He wants his computer back
iRoxproductions 4 months ago
I can't get any of this working : [ and I wish I could, I love watching these things lol
thepantherx12 7 months ago
is there open cl implemented?
Pr3DaToR15 9 months ago
And mpan3 said, "Let there be oceans," and there were oceans.
Awesome!
phoinx3D 10 months ago
can this be cached tobe rendered by render internal or other render engine?
particle fluids are slow to simulate and this looks really fast !!!
belich666 10 months ago
Amazing! awesome work!
ioneeorg 10 months ago
Yup, please upload blender file =)) nice 1 =)
point6000x 10 months ago
what kind of gpu are you using?
zac856314 10 months ago
<3 openCL
DKM101 10 months ago
Can you upload the blend file?
I want to test it with my GTX 460.
Flodice 10 months ago
@Flodice link in description.
Remember, you'll need to build an OpenCL Particle verison of Blender from enja.org
mpan3 10 months ago
Is the calculation in real-time, or just the visualization? As in, do you have to bake the simulation, or could you interact with the particles in-game? Blender fluidity, here we come!
Minifig3D 10 months ago
@Minifig3D There is no 'baking'. The computation is all done in realtime on the video card via OpenCL.
mpan3 10 months ago 4
woah!! nice..
Pr3DaToR15 10 months ago
Wow, I wish I could do this in Maya :D
assassin00456 10 months ago 15
@assassin00456 Its called n-particles and you can...
macattack1459 1 month ago
Great demonstration! And thanks for not using Audioswap. :p
AniCator 10 months ago 8
seems fluid at cold temperature?
blower05 10 months ago
how does it looks in the render? because it looks awesome.
georgbernier 10 months ago
@georgbernier This is the rendering. :) what you are seeing is all realtime. Ian is still working on the rendering using a screenspace approach.
@mpan3 ohh wow. this is awesome. i want to have this in my blender. hehehehe. where do i have to sign. awesome work!!! :)
georgbernier 8 months ago
looks amazing! can't wait to get the final blende with all the new features!
RyleySwanFilms 10 months ago
is ist possible to mesh that?
vBlackVFX 2 weeks ago
where can i download an OpenCL Particle version? i searched for it on enja.org but i had no clue where to look further...
tehbrainh37 2 months ago
Wow, very impressive, I hope they include something like this officially, there's no way I'd ever be able to compile it myself lol.
LJFHutch 4 months ago
Jesus called... He wants his computer back
iRoxproductions 4 months ago
I can't get any of this working : [ and I wish I could, I love watching these things lol
thepantherx12 7 months ago
is there open cl implemented?
Pr3DaToR15 9 months ago
And mpan3 said, "Let there be oceans," and there were oceans.
Awesome!
phoinx3D 10 months ago
can this be cached tobe rendered by render internal or other render engine?
particle fluids are slow to simulate and this looks really fast !!!
belich666 10 months ago
Amazing! awesome work!
ioneeorg 10 months ago
Yup, please upload blender file =)) nice 1 =)
point6000x 10 months ago
what kind of gpu are you using?
zac856314 10 months ago
<3 openCL
DKM101 10 months ago
Can you upload the blend file?
I want to test it with my GTX 460.
Flodice 10 months ago
@Flodice link in description.
Remember, you'll need to build an OpenCL Particle verison of Blender from enja.org
mpan3 10 months ago
Is the calculation in real-time, or just the visualization? As in, do you have to bake the simulation, or could you interact with the particles in-game? Blender fluidity, here we come!
Minifig3D 10 months ago
@Minifig3D There is no 'baking'. The computation is all done in realtime on the video card via OpenCL.
mpan3 10 months ago 4
woah!! nice..
Pr3DaToR15 10 months ago
Wow, I wish I could do this in Maya :D
assassin00456 10 months ago 15
@assassin00456 Its called n-particles and you can...
macattack1459 1 month ago
Great demonstration! And thanks for not using Audioswap. :p
AniCator 10 months ago 8
seems fluid at cold temperature?
blower05 10 months ago
how does it looks in the render? because it looks awesome.
georgbernier 10 months ago
@georgbernier This is the rendering. :) what you are seeing is all realtime. Ian is still working on the rendering using a screenspace approach.
mpan3 10 months ago
@mpan3 ohh wow. this is awesome. i want to have this in my blender. hehehehe. where do i have to sign. awesome work!!! :)
georgbernier 8 months ago
looks amazing! can't wait to get the final blende with all the new features!
RyleySwanFilms 10 months ago