Strawberries colliding milk (Realflow simulation) - Slow motion
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Sell it to dove. Boom $100 and your own shampoo brand.
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@SmoothAngle thx my friend you really expert if you have msn i want contact with you
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@aurangzib Thanks for your comment ;)
I advise you mix it with strawberries' pulp xD
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@FokBibi Yes, I'm aware of that. You can read the video description where I explain that I remeshed the particles since then, using Frost this time, with much better result : no more holes nor flickering ;)
Btw, thank you for your comment !
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Check your settings cause the milk seems like it's flickering towards the end of the animation.
MrRemingt0n 2 days ago
@MrRemingt0n I suggest you read the video description then ;)
Have a good day.
SmoothAngle 1 day ago
Hi, could you run me through the technicalities of this video?
-How many particles did you use
-How long was the sim time
-How large was the bin folder
-How long did it take to render on what renderer
-System specs
If it's not too much to ask :) Thanks a bunch!
IceGene 1 week ago
@IceGene Hi !
- About 1.8M particles are present within the simulation.
- Simulation time was about 120 hours.
- It took about 150 hours to render on 3dsMax 2011 (64bits) using VRay 1.5 SP5. The frames were strawberries were plainly seen were the longest. It's related to their VRayFastSSS2 settings.
- The bin (particles) folder is 17GB large.
- System specs are: Intel Q6600 (quad-core) 2.4GHz (old proc ;)), 4GB Ram at that time (now I have 8GB).
Hope it helps !
Cheers ^^
SmoothAngle 1 day ago
my friend how to make slow motion can you show me way?
santralcixx 2 weeks ago
@santralcixx Hello ;)
It's very easy. Click the arrow on the "Simultate" button in realflow then choose "Options".
From there, choose the desired "FPS output". It should be 30 by default.
Voilà ;)
SmoothAngle 1 week ago