CRAZY Useful Tip for Water! Blender.

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[@bbyfossil]

never stop sharing your knowledge nenghuo

[@ackarpl2058]

I love these small details tutorials, always inspiring to do something bigger using these methods, and practice

[@ishkas5046]

Thank you!💖

[@todesdigga3891]

Oooh i also did that water rim a couple weeks ago, curious how you did it!
Edit: The bubbles and the deformations look so cool! I tried to use a curve circle and raycast it onto the mesh at the height of the waterline to avoid boolean, which also worked but I don't know if it is any better performance wise.

[@skuldluxu8129]

Keep it up!

[@pile333]

Awesome. 👏

[@sistemafuturo]

Subtle and nuanced, just as reality.

[@neuvatn]

very informative!

[@pag2728]

For those who are interested, this physical phenomena is called "surface tension"
Interesting video ! Thanks !

[@kuark5358]

Hey! Big fan of your content!! Can I ask your system specs? GPU, CPU, ram etc. thanks!

[@nenghuo]

rtx3080, i5, 32

[@t1sk1jukka]

You always have good vids 👍but could you please edit mouse/kb sounds out

[@peterjaschkowske8416]

If you are very lazy you could achieve a similar effect using just the bevel shader node;)
ruclips.net/video/Xc4mC4HREzU/видео.htmlsi=PQJrleI3nrUD28T-
Of course your way is more robust. Thanks for sharing:)