Realflow Liquid Vray

A water simulation done in Realflow, and rendered in 3ds Max with Vray. (Sorry for the bad quality, it's youtube's fault.)

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Realflow
• Liquid
• Vray
• 3d
• Studio
• Max

[champayne17]

August 8th, 2004 - Jeggis89 finishes his work on his simulation

August 8th, 2007 - It finally finishes rendering.

[Jeggis89]

@champayne17 Heh! :)

But actually, as I've mentioned in a previous comment, this took my (old) computer nearly 5 hours to complete. This light setup is fairly cheap for a biased renderer (Vray), without caustics, and a fairly low-poly liquid mesh. I could do a new version of this, just for the hell of it, but I can't actually be bothered. It's a pretty boring scene, no?

[Henriiiiiiii]

how to make the Edges of the glas blue?

soft fog color?

[Jeggis89]

@Henriiiiiiii Yeah, value of 0.02, I think.

[MrDreuger]

I'd love to see a bit longer video of this. For real fluids, when the water settles in a glass container, the water slightly bends upward on the edges. that's the meniscus. Was curious if you could re-do this and show this? just a little project for you on your spare time should you choose to do it.

[Jeggis89]

@MrDreuger That sounds like a good idea. The project is long gone, but it's no hassle setting it up anew.

In case I decide to do it, I will increase the liquid resolution, and lower the viscosity, and thus give a more realistic appearance. I will also use a more realistic water shader, not this metallic "mercury" look.

[PaulanerStudios]

This is not Realflow, I think thats Blender

[thedevo01]

Looks like mercury. =D

[dubmywub]

its like mercury haha XD

quality job pal!

[PhantomGamer100]

@Jeggis89 remove the ()'s from the old. Old shit computer is old, nuff said.

[champayne17]

@Jeggis89 Nah I like it. It's pretty well done.

[Sasadoesblub]

this looks fake...