Wax Drip - Particle Flow Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 6 ноя 2014
- This video demonstration will show you how to create a dripping goo or candle wax sort of effect which slides down an object and solidifies with a bulbous end thinning behind it using 3DS Max, Particle Flow, and Blobmesh.
Had learned this years ago and couldn't remember where I picked up the ideas contained in the step by step video I made for my own students.
was recently reminded that the idea originally came out of a shared file and broken down from www.visualart.be. 
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I am just speechless. SIR YOU ARE THE BEST ANIMATOR AND DESIGNER TO EVER BE BORN. GOD BLESS YOU SIR!
thank you SO much! This is exactly what I needed for a school project :)
First video with all these likes and not a single dislike. WELL DONE SIR. YOU EARNED MY SUBSCRIBE TONIGHT.
I'm gonna go ahead and say that was an excellent tutorial :)
Excellent tutorial. Thanks.
Great tutorial; thank you so much!
Awesome vid. I really needed just this info! Thanks so much. :D
Absolutely awesome result without data operators or things like those..... thanks a lot!...
Marvelus designer for liquid stuff :)
Nice Man! Great !
Great tutorial, thank you. :)
awesome great clint it helps me lot thanks
Nice
Awesome video, but what was your render setting and your material editor setting?
very good tutorial. i never had tried to set a pflow with only a gravity force and no speed. i feel a bit stupid ^^
Hi, I'm very new to Realflow but absolutely loving it so far. I have a very beginner question. I think I messed up my ratios and measurements when I was converting from max to realflow and all of my simulations since are huge amounts of particles for simple scenes.
what system unit setup is default or proper in 3d max to work exporting to realflow?
Thanks.
How did you make that material at the beginning clip?
I always thought that 'variation' was the total variation. So a variation of 30% means it can be up to 15% bigger or 15% smaller, for a total of +/- 30.
But you said a setting of 30% means it can be 30% either way.
Which one is it?
The Autodesk help pages don't seem to explain that part.
hello. can i ask you what's your spec ? cpu and graphic card ? thanks.
realflow is for students to learn
To Wax Drip can not we as realflow?
I learn 3d max?
Blobmesh delays rendering times...
+Elçin Səmədov yeah, blobmesh pretty much delays everything in every way. It's really quite terrible. I use Frost for most work outside tutorials, I only use blobmesh in tutorials because my students and a lot of folks learning from scratch don't have access to a better meta ball software, so I keep these videos to the 3DS standard package.
lol "Sssome Sssettingssssss"
ow kinky dripping lol! hmmmm