Realistic glass of water (3Ds Max 2011 / Realflow 5/ Vray 1.5)

I did this scene while I was studying particles in Realflow. I know this could be more realistic by moving a bit the bottle of water while I was filling the glass, but my aim was to study particles and make the water's movement and mesh realistic.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• 3ds max
• realistic water
• 3d
• realflow
• vray
• glass of water

[keepingthefaith72]

Looks exactly like one of Digital Tutors project files to me .....

[marcofaria85]

@keepingthefaith72 it should look like, since i've studied a lot their tutorials.

[rbdhack]

Why do the glasses always fill up so slow when the water is really flowing fast?

That problem i've seen in almost all the simulations on youtube....

[marcofaria85]

@rbdhack i believe it is related to the density used in the particle fluid menu. I didn't use a very high one, so it takes a while to fill the glass as it would with a higher density (example: density 1 releases 10 particles/frame, density 10 releases 100particles/frame) I'm not sure if that's the real reason, but i think it is related.

[onlyCreativity]

lame, lame...

nah, just joking. Really good, the only thing I would change may be the speed courve of the emitter, the differences are too low and the water comes to "perfect", noisy would make it even more realisitc. Just my opinon. Thumbs up BTW :D

[marcofaria85]

@onlyCreativity tks for the tip! The speed is between 10-12, I did another simulation and render of this scene in, it is a little bit more realistic and also the "splash" isn't repeating anymore. I'll post the change soon! Thank again for the tip =)

[Martal1]

You mast do this faster!

[gordanzzzz]

@rbdhack

Maybe because it is not real :)

[wecca1]

what is this black magic???

[ChoPhilly13]

Wow looks sick bro!

[LwAdam1]

W.T.F



[LwAdam1]

wtf



[johanzuk1]

That looks like a babyoil :D

[pedro6199782]

doest make sens