Particle Fluid Machines [04] [Simulation]

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Particles: 400.000
Render: Cycles
Render time: 102 hours
Bake time: 32 hours
Frame: 1920x1080
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blender, tutorial, simulation, physics, motion, physics, molecular, addon, script, fluid, fluid system, particles rendering, 3d, b3d, time, 3d software

[@HarambaeXelonmuskfans]

“I hope the blue one makes it”

[@fiendfoliorealnotfake]

U were correct

[@Fleigiesv1]

Please make one of these or one of the multi color things, where all of it fills up.

[@amonkey4707]

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[@MonochromeWas_Taken]

“How your faucet works”

[@mrayrick7631]

Is the simulation you used for free i would like to try this

[@BlenderPhysics]

Hi there Ayrick! This simulation was created in Blender software. It is totally free! Go out and try it :)

[@weirdgaming996]

Blender Physics is it on computer if so how do you download it if it’s on iPad can you tell me how to get it then can you tell me how to make simulations and how to start it

[@vazpera]

WeirdGaming Sorry mate! Its on computer only! And this kind of simulations are very hard.

[@WhimsicalCreature457]

Am I the only that gets reminded of the “sponge water/goo” from LBP???

[@bojanaprakljacic4433]

N . Hyi .p p tohu

[@HaoChen-i2k]

nice，render time？

[@BlenderPhysics]

About 102 hours!

[@threepeater_gaming7710]

Blender Physics oh my god

[@刘海涛-f4g]

O

[@246khalil]

Thank you for the videos, which Software is this?

[@BlenderPhysics]

Hi there Khalil, the model was created within Solidworks. The simulation was created and rendered in Blender, it's a free program with loads of possibilities!

[@jarosawgutowski108]

Could you please incorporate gasious fluids into simulations?

[@BlenderPhysics]

Will think about it for future videos! Thanks for the feedback.

[@wondercoll3719]

How do you do this? what settings and what do you use? is it a water simulation? or a particle simluation?

[@3DGraphicsFun]

NOT ONLY BEAUTIFUL but really super creative! Thanks so Much 🤗

[@BlenderPhysics]

Thanks for the kind words! :)

[@3DGraphicsFun]

@@BlenderPhysics Even though I use Iclone FOR NOW Iam studying blender so I can start posting stuff. Wish eevee rendered as fast as Iclone but it is getting there! :) also I love physics Iclone does it pretty well but what you do is amazing. I have many renders on my channel with lots of particles but not much physics yet.

[@stevanjp9003]

Ggvbhi

[@OliOAKASquekyboy]

Fin ally some music in one of these videos!!!!!

[@ShubhamMishra-ed7mb]

How long did it take to run the simulation? How good was your meshing?

[@BlenderPhysics]

Baking took about 32 hours, which was put at around 10 samples. Meshing doesn't really help as far as I know in particle simulations :)

[@donniemontoya9300]

Mmmmm. Slurpee

[@HordeLover84]

another video being cut off before the whole thing fills up. sad

[@harleyspeedthrust4013]

it can't fill up because the orange dot stopped producing fluid at 0:42

[@karavarnado7185]

This is stupid because of the time

[@BlenderPhysics]

Hi! What do you mean exactly? Is the fluid too slow, or is the video too long?

[@ahmetfarukusta4745]

Jşoıujh

[@owenleecarpio791]

Did you make it or you used an app?

[@BlenderPhysics]

Was made on the computer using blender!

[@dl6084]

sph méthod ??