6,000,000+ Particle Water Realflow Simulation HD

This RealFlow simulation has over 6 million particles. Took several days to simulate and render. Over 200GB for just the simulation. Watch in HD.

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[zmallic]

Excuse me , But you mentioned in the description over "200 gb for simulation" , are u referring to the size of the final file ? Or something else ? Please explain , thanks

[bobbbyyy1]

@zmallic

The simulation files created by Realflow took up 200gb. The final video file was only 1 or 2gb.

[beanzton1]

ok i haven't been using realflow for very long but here is one thing that i have realised. u don't really that much particles for a small scene to achieve realistic results. U probably would have achieved the same results with under a million particles.

[bobbbyyy1]

@beanzton1

You might get away with it if you used about half the particles, but you'd certainly see a difference in quality with under a million.

[bddblade]

Looks delicious :]

[bobbbyyy1]

@bddblade

Thanks!

[Bora4D]

Looks like S******m

[superbungabunga]

cant wait till they have the power to put this physics in a game, would be badass

[NathanIcon]

@bobbbyyy1 Question... How do you texture the water??? Please reply, because I have RealFlow V5 2012 Pro Licence and I am learning... :)

[MrEmaxxfreak]

how long it took to render?

[brandonse167]

ok, so im a 100% noob to Real flow and what i don't understand is why it is that everything is just huge blobs ive tried to set the number of particles higher and scaling down the whole project but i cant for the life of me figure out how to get nice, fine particles like yours

[deathsminion25]

@cevune There already is technology that can render this in real time.

[deathsminion25]

@bobbbyyy1 What are the intended dimensions of the domain of the water?

[FruityLoopsification]

@cevune 10 years maybe? you never know what advancements are gonna be made

[cevune]

cannot wait until technology gets to the point that something like this can be rendered in real time

[bnewton81]

3.5 years to render