HD Particle fluid simulation - [blender]

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Particles: 1.000.000
Render: Blender internal
Render time: 57 hours
Bake time: 7 hours
Frame: 1920x1080
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Open Sea Morning - Puddle of Infinity
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Tags:
blender, tutorial, simulation, physics, motion, physics, molecular, addon, script, fluid, fluid system, particles rendering, 3d, b3d, time, 3d software

[@victorassis5502]

Duda perna esquerda perna direita dentro bumbum UE moder bumbum coco água duda

[@Blender_User]

Rare footage of the hull of the Titanic getting flooded (1894 colourised)

[@PyroOfMalice]

Blender User *1912

[@threepeater_gaming7710]

Very cool :)

[@HaoChen-i2k]

awesome bro

[@timelapselajolla4158]

Very cool

[@semillerimages]

Are these fluid particles from the Blender particle tab?

[@BlenderPhysics]

Haha yes they are!

[@semillerimages]

@@BlenderPhysics how do you set them up to collide with the boundaries? I don't think I've ever seen this before

[@semillerimages]

@@BlenderPhysics What setting are you using to make them not cluster on a single plane?

[@BlenderPhysics]

@@semillerimages this is what I did: I used a hidden plane and enabled the collision physics. Don't click 'kill particles', otherwise they will be deleted ;-)
And what do you mean exactly by 'clustering on a single plane'?

[@semillerimages]

@@BlenderPhysics I mean that they don't flatten out, they're behaving like individual objects and not intersecting each other

[@Crudely-Drawn-Cupcake]

That’s nice and relaxing!

[@UlandaBailey]

Cool