Unreal Engine 3 Fluid effect

Unreal Engine 3 using Fluid effect with Ageia Physx

UE3 Metal Bending: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6A2qiiut6I

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Unreal
• Engine
• 3
• UE3
• Fluid
• Ageia
• Physx
• effect
• tech
• demo

[Naerbu]

look at all that math

[Sergeeeek]

this is not unreal engine 3 :\

[SwedishEpicTime]

Well I gess it isent so eazy to make a liquid mesh.

[ambershee]

@PikkaBird.

This is also Ageia's proprioetary renderer. This video has nothing to do with Nvidia and predates the acquisition by quite a long time. If it's any 'engine', it's the same as the original Cell Factor.

[ambershee]

@PikkaBird

PhysX is a physics framework, this has nothing to do with Unreal 3, and this kind of fluid effect *is not possible* in Unreal 3 out of the box. It's causing all manner of problems with people referencing this video and asking how to do it in UDK on a fairly regular basis.

UDK uses the PhysX physics engine and has some minor support for some hardware accelerated features.

[PikkaBird]

@ambershee PhysX isn't a renderer. And Ageia is now nVidia.

Though the title of the video is TECHNICALLY not correct, it's really an honest mistake since PhysX comes in the UDK package.

[blingdog15]

@D3IMUDD4 now cryengine 3 is free

[piroman665]

@dethskullcrusher well physix is just physic solver unreal engine is used to render image itself 

[dethskullcrusher]

This is Physx.. not Unreal Engine!

[ambershee]

This is NOT the Unreal Engine. This is Ageia's proprietary rendering engine.

[patricpelto]

@3zzzTyle looks more like oil to me