Wow 😮 … out of the myriads of RUclipsrs out there “teaching” blender.. you got it down to the most simplistic order for a beginner (hence blender is so intimidating in this pov)… thank you 🙏🏼 subscribed… keep it up pls!!! ❤
this is tthe tutorial i have been looking where terms have been explained to the point and brief and additionally u added lighting and rendering animation too. Wow tutorials. Thanks i m gonna watch your other tutorials too because this is the fastest way to learn simulation. Again Thanks! i m sharing your video too.
I couldn’t get the water animation working, I did everything according to the instructions. later I solved the problem. THANK YOU FOR THE SUPER LESSON!!!!
I solved the problem, interesting. The cube that we duplicated, which is water, must initially go beyond the first cube before being reduced. Otherwise the simulation will not work. You didn't say it, but you just showed it for a moment...
@@3dd205 could you clarify what you mean by "The cube ... must initially go beyond the first cube before being reduced". It's really throwing me off lol
theres no need to match inflow to domain, everything outside domain would be simply cut + adding smooth modifier to domain with factor 1 and 5-10 repeats would highly increase mesh quality
Wondering why I'm getting 3.5 FPS and choppy animation despite it being baked already? Hardware is Mac M2 with 32 GB RAM. It should be smooth, but it is not. Thank you.
I got 12 cores CPU and that first bake is taking 2 minutes for every 10%. It's feel almost like holding tungsten for the first time, the weight our PC have to lift is extreme edit : FYI, my system only have 16gb ram, and 10 gb goes into blender for this video tutorial. few tabs on my chrome runs out of memory, fortunately no major crash
![Intro to FLIP Fluids - Part 1: Getting Started [Blender Add-on Tutorial]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Iu_YxibkUn8/mqdefault.jpg)
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Bro, pls, make tuts more often. You're tuts are so unique!
so much info and so useful, thank you very much, waiting for the rest of the series
Wow 😮 … out of the myriads of RUclipsrs out there “teaching” blender.. you got it down to the most simplistic order for a beginner (hence blender is so intimidating in this pov)… thank you 🙏🏼 subscribed… keep it up pls!!! ❤
If you had been my math teacher back in the days, I might have actually liked maths. 😊
Great please keep making simulation videos in super advance details 🙏. Hardly I see such awesome videos
Definitely agree… I have better luck looking for gold bricks in cow 💩
this is tthe tutorial i have been looking where terms have been explained to the point and brief and additionally u added lighting and rendering animation too.
Wow tutorials. Thanks i m gonna watch your other tutorials too because this is the fastest way to learn simulation. Again Thanks! i m sharing your video too.
Great simulation tutorial! You explain everything you need to know!
That is such a helpful series for beginners! Great job and great idea ❤❤❤
VERY detailed and AMAZING video good work I liked and subbed
Is it truly my creation if I use the default cube???
Lol this is a great tutorial, can't wait to check out the others! Thank you!
🎉 Whoo hoo! Love your tutorials on the simulations. Thanks.
Thank you. Finally a true beginners tutorial that doesn't intimidate me :D Plz keep em coming. :)
Really cool man!
Hey, I cam't see the end result of the baked data.. it's the second time I'm trying but I see noting after I bake.. help?
I couldn’t get the water animation working, I did everything according to the instructions. later I solved the problem. THANK YOU FOR THE SUPER LESSON!!!!
I solved the problem, interesting. The cube that we duplicated, which is water, must initially go beyond the first cube before being reduced. Otherwise the simulation will not work. You didn't say it, but you just showed it for a moment...
@@3dd205 could you clarify what you mean by "The cube ... must initially go beyond the first cube before being reduced". It's really throwing me off lol
A+, Your guides are very good bro keep it up !
But I dont have to pay for the fluid sim?
God bless u man 🙌
Are you going to make that water fall scene?
would be nice if u could always at least name how long renders and bakes took u, gives a good orientation if i did smt wrong...
i cant find screen space reflections tab what version are you using?
theres no need to match inflow to domain, everything outside domain would be simply cut
+ adding smooth modifier to domain with factor 1 and 5-10 repeats would highly increase mesh quality
for some reason, my domain doesn't have the cube in one of the corners
thank you so much
Do I have to pay for the fluid sim?
Wondering why I'm getting 3.5 FPS and choppy animation despite it being baked already? Hardware is Mac M2 with 32 GB RAM. It should be smooth, but it is not. Thank you.
I got 12 cores CPU and that first bake is taking 2 minutes for every 10%. It's feel almost like holding tungsten for the first time, the weight our PC have to lift is extreme
edit : FYI, my system only have 16gb ram, and 10 gb goes into blender for this video tutorial. few tabs on my chrome runs out of memory, fortunately no major crash
When the next part?
water isnt showing after baking, wtf
Bro then try a different resolution
He didn't delete the default cube! 😱
I need help
Hi
The collisions dont work
Please reply
You skipped the part where you need to free the domain mesh so the domain doesn't show
My liquid splash sims looks like balls not like real liquid. I bake at 123 res. Eevee Next is the render engine I am using.
you used the default cube, 0/10 tutorial