That's a great example. Loving it! P.S: I like to use volume absorption to paint the water, when it's deep it turns dark. I find it physically accurate
A curve doesn't need a Subdivision Surface modifier, you can set a higher resolution in the Object Data Properties of the curve under Shape > Resolution Preview U (the Render U uses the same value if left at 0).
@@ashy49592 To be honest I'm not sure, I have never used Unreal Engine before, however you might be able to just export mesh for every frame, and then re-compile that in Unreal Engine. If you're doing fluid-sims, it probably makes more sense to do them in the program you're using, like Unreal Engine, rather than going between programs. Maybe you could find an unreal-engine fluid-sim tutorial?
Strange timing. I only designed the way a game object looks and acts yesterday, and you more or less pre-empted me by two days! lol Gotta be worth a sub. I'm Over the Moon finding you. I managed to follow every step too. Excellent tut. Many thanks.
It was a pretty good tutorial for anyone looking to create that kind of animation. I think it would have been better if there were a reason given for choosing those strength and flow numbers for the curve and the consequences of picking other numbers instead (and maybe info about how to control the speed and volume of the flow animation). Still, a lot of info from this tutorial can be useful in other projects. 👍🏻
could you reply my question, my fluid doman turn into an cube, when i try playing it , it stills remains a cube , is there a button or properties that to uncheck it, please 🥺🥺🙏🙏
I already bake it, the problem is when I close out blender and back in it turns into a brick and remain static, could you make a tutorial if the fluid simulation turn into a brick, and turn back into liquid?
If that happens, it means you have to re-bake, or for some reason your last bake didn't save. are you selecting a location for your baked data to save?@@shonsoul2596
pls help me when i click bake all at frame 80 particles dont accur ( it should start at frame 80 and end on frame 215, everzthing is in domain, im using nurbscurve)
Please message me on instagram! It sounds like it may be a cache issue or your frames on timeline aren't set properly? Send a screenshot so I can help more!
Adjust the "flow" of the force-field, and make sure you copy all of my settings exactly. And make sure the curve is one complete curve and not two separate pieces!
Hi, I followed your tutorial and stuck in the step when I turn option Type:"All" of the Cache. After Bake All, nothing appear, pls let me know if you have any idea for this situation. Thanks for in depth Tut
@@KennyPhases Hi! I didn't realize I could only send one message on IG - apparently you have to accept it before I can say anything else, so, unhelpfully, I started with "Hi there!" and that's it 😅 But regardless, I wanted to ask if this process only works with a closed curve (the circle you started with). I'm trying with a bezier curve and haven't had any luck so far getting this to work.
I have the liquid baking in frames after zero and not before the end frame, the cube for me is completely visible until the baked period then the liquid shows. How can I get the cube to never appear? I do not have instagram, just answer the questions in the comment section.
is there a way to import an image - to draw a path in perspective to a still frame of a video, so that after completing the tutorial demonstrated in this video, the baked simulation could be taken over to after effects and applied as a composition?
I first did it on 3.5 and got all the strange behaviors' described by others. When I switched to 3.4.1 it was just like your tutorial...so something changed in 3.5.0-stable version ??
I did follow your tutorial yet i do not know how to do to get the amount of particles that you have, my fluids are smaller, any tip? thank u in advance and great content
when i use curve force field, and stop the flow in certain keyframe. i keyframe the flow from enable to disable, it stopped, but the liquid keep flowing from the start curve. can you solve this issue?
@@danlaschansky I believe you have to keyframe the flow-object, whatever is emitting the liquid itself, and also expiriment with different values in the domain!
I followed all the steps but I don't know why my hdri only affects inside the domain cube space and not all the scene, and when the water animation starts it only affects de object and not the space inside the domain
You are amazing ❤❤
That's a great example. Loving it!
P.S: I like to use volume absorption to paint the water, when it's deep it turns dark. I find it physically accurate
A curve doesn't need a Subdivision Surface modifier, you can set a higher resolution in the Object Data Properties of the curve under Shape > Resolution Preview U (the Render U uses the same value if left at 0).
Thanks Gordon! I apreciate it!
@@KennyPhases
how to export it to unreal engine
and I need it as vfx
or will it just be a mesh
@@ashy49592 To be honest I'm not sure, I have never used Unreal Engine before, however you might be able to just export mesh for every frame, and then re-compile that in Unreal Engine. If you're doing fluid-sims, it probably makes more sense to do them in the program you're using, like Unreal Engine, rather than going between programs. Maybe you could find an unreal-engine fluid-sim tutorial?
@@KennyPhases
I tried doing it in unreal.
I failed .
@KennyPhases
I'm trying to make a realistic blood hit effect
for bullet impact
Not just about fluid we learned so many things in this video thank you 👍, thanks for in depth Tut 🥳
Strange timing. I only designed the way a game object looks and acts yesterday, and you more or less pre-empted me by two days! lol
Gotta be worth a sub. I'm Over the Moon finding you. I managed to follow every step too. Excellent tut. Many thanks.
So glad to hear this helped! Thank you for subscribing!
It was a pretty good tutorial for anyone looking to create that kind of animation. I think it would have been better if there were a reason given for choosing those strength and flow numbers for the curve and the consequences of picking other numbers instead (and maybe info about how to control the speed and volume of the flow animation). Still, a lot of info from this tutorial can be useful in other projects. 👍🏻
i've been trying to sim Ketchup, this is the way. Thanks!
YOU ARE THE BEST ❤❤❤
Thank you!
These so helpful ❤
4:05 After baking I have no liquid :( Checked every steps. I don't know what I doing wrong. Can somebody help, please?
There could be several reasons for this happening, message me on Instagram! Or join the discord: discord.gg/Sh7HdBvs
Did you solve it? I have the same problem :/
@@MadeByMXTC nope :(
@@MadeByMXTC Please message me on Instagram so I can try to help you!
same issue here. i'd attempted it 3 times. the discord link says invalid so can't inquire for help.
it works on 4.1, but you need to give a value to "Surface Emission"
Thank you 🙏
nice tutorial, thank you!!
Thanks a lot!
Amazing 🔥
could you reply my question, my fluid doman turn into an cube, when i try playing it , it stills remains a cube , is there a button or properties that to uncheck it, please 🥺🥺🙏🙏
Are you BAKING the simulation?
I already bake it, the problem is when I close out blender and back in it turns into a brick and remain static, could you make a tutorial if the fluid simulation turn into a brick, and turn back into liquid?
If that happens, it means you have to re-bake, or for some reason your last bake didn't save. are you selecting a location for your baked data to save?@@shonsoul2596
Waiting for this Tut 🥳 thank you so much sir!
You are doing great videos, thank you so much!!
pls help me when i click bake all at frame 80 particles dont accur ( it should start at frame 80 and end on frame 215, everzthing is in domain, im using nurbscurve)
Please message me on instagram! It sounds like it may be a cache issue or your frames on timeline aren't set properly? Send a screenshot so I can help more!
how are you getting it to keep going and not get stuck halfway around the curve?
Adjust the "flow" of the force-field, and make sure you copy all of my settings exactly. And make sure the curve is one complete curve and not two separate pieces!
Message me on instagram if you have more issues!
what if you want to give a more thick texture like cream spreading on a surface?
You may have to adjust the viscocity settings on your fluid domain! Flip Fluids is a great paid add on that can help with these settings too!
@@KennyPhases thank you, that's helpful!
Thank you so much!
thanks!!!🙌🙌
thanks man
Why did you choose *minus* 5 for the force strength?
Because it will "attract" the fluid, rather than push it away (which is what a positive value would do).
Hi, I followed your tutorial and stuck in the step when I turn option Type:"All" of the Cache. After Bake All, nothing appear, pls let me know if you have any idea for this situation. Thanks for in depth Tut
Hey sorry to hear your stuck! Message me on instagram and I will try my best to help you! Attach screen-shots when you message me!
@@KennyPhases same problem here
@@zqwwwiel8996 Please message me on instagram with screenshots of the problem so I can try to help!
@@KennyPhases Hi! I didn't realize I could only send one message on IG - apparently you have to accept it before I can say anything else, so, unhelpfully, I started with "Hi there!" and that's it 😅 But regardless, I wanted to ask if this process only works with a closed curve (the circle you started with). I'm trying with a bezier curve and haven't had any luck so far getting this to work.
Send me a screenshot of what you have to far so i can further help!@@believingdaydreams
I have the liquid baking in frames after zero and not before the end frame, the cube for me is completely visible until the baked period then the liquid shows. How can I get the cube to never appear? I do not have instagram, just answer the questions in the comment section.
You should be able to hide the cubes visibility in viewport and render (under the heirchy tab on the top right, click the camera and eye-icons off)
@@KennyPhases Thanks!
hi. im having trouble. my fluid isnt going on the path of the figure 8. its going on a different path. how do i change that
Please Message me on Instagram so I can assist you!
I don't have Instagram sorry
Is there other ways you can assist! Or is that only way
Hey bro ,please make a video in blender how to add audio in animation
I just followed your instruction exactly but I guess my newest version 4.3 is not the same as your video two years ago and it didn't work.
This video was made in an older version of Blender but should still work in 4.3..... What issues are you running into?
@@KennyPhases When I followed your video at 4:03, I couldn't get what you have; my sphere wouldn't turn blue like yours, and so was the simulation.
@@shekw I have the same issue
@@adamhovey8562 version issue?!
@@shekw so did I....didn´t work. Fluid in blender is a pain, never works. Thinking about trying C4d.
is there a way to import an image - to draw a path in perspective to a still frame of a video, so that after completing the tutorial demonstrated in this video, the baked simulation could be taken over to after effects and applied as a composition?
I'm not sure exactly what you mean but if you want to message me on instagram I can try to help further!
I first did it on 3.5 and got all the strange behaviors' described by others. When I switched to 3.4.1 it was just like your tutorial...so something changed in 3.5.0-stable version ??
There shouldn't be too many changes! I haven't checked the latest version so maybe I missed something!
I did follow your tutorial yet i do not know how to do to get the amount of particles that you have, my fluids are smaller, any tip?
thank u in advance and great content
Raise the "resolution divisions" to a higher number, let me know if that helps!
I just scaled my sphere and baked it
@@daryaprimak8417 And everything is working okay?
@@KennyPhases yeah, the number of particles increased when I scaled and then baked. I didn't raise the resolution division and anything.
@@daryaprimak8417 That's probably because when you scale the mesh that is liquid-flow, you're also increasing the "ammount" of water essentially.
Might be impossible, but I"m trying to import this animation into a scene in Unreal Engine 5, would you happen to know how I'd be able to do that?
Message me on Instagram!
when i use curve force field, and stop the flow in certain keyframe. i keyframe the flow from enable to disable, it stopped, but the liquid keep flowing from the start curve. can you solve this issue?
Message me on Instagram!
@@KennyPhases Could you possiby reply here? I also am having this same issue. Thank you so kindly for your time!
@@danlaschansky I believe you have to keyframe the flow-object, whatever is emitting the liquid itself, and also expiriment with different values in the domain!
What are the specifications of the computer you are using?
I followed all the steps but I don't know why my hdri only affects inside the domain cube space and not all the scene, and when the water animation starts it only affects de object and not the space inside the domain
I just solved it xd, it was because I had the transparent option activated in film, render properties
I activated the viscosity function on the fluid dommain, so wrong XD. incremented tha baking time from 1 minute to 40 min. LOL
Pro tip : Beginners Follow your curve also
I figured it out, if you bake it, when you close it out it will turn into a cube , how do I know here's your answer: don't bake
It NOT work!
Why my fluid still can't follow path?
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Let's always do alot of good 🙏🌈