I Remade PACIFIC RIM Only In Blender!

[@basquescout]

Not trying to hate, but the issue with the result here is not the team size or the software, its with the skill level of the artist. Now a day the only industry standard for doing water simulation is houdini. In pacific rims case ILM had their own water simulation engine. I blender you cant do much to get an actual usable water sim, but in this case your sim still has a very long way to get to blenders maximum potential. To give some feedback, the water simulation is extremely low, the particle size is huge an you can actually see water blobs. O the other side blenders flip fluids has some big limitations with collisions and velocit field advecting to the particles so the effect you´re looking for cannot be done with that plugin. Overall I think it wasnt the best idea to choose one of the most complex shoots of the film to recreate, any other shot with no water interaction would have been more succesful. If this kind of shoots is what motivates you go ahead! But a lot more complex and realistic water sims can be done with only blender.

[@faebetutorials]

Thanks for the feedback! I will try to keep pushing forward but watersimulations in general take alot of time so I tried to do the best with my limited time. And yes I know it is a super hard shot 😂 but I wanted to see how far I can come with my knoweledge. Next time I will alao try to use houdini 👀

[@GarryBestest]

That's a lot of words😅

[@limedoes3d]

i agree the sim has a long way go before it reaches blender's maximum potential but still with that said it wouldnt be as good as houdini which was literally built for simulations it is pointless to use blender for this unless you dont want good results

[@GHOSTPIXEL95]

@@faebetutorials Always remmeber that with physical accurate sims the scale is really important too, that was the 1st problem! the robot had to be at correct scale in size and so should the water sim, that aside excellent video and keep going!

[@shunonigiri2710]

He claimed to make Pacific Rim remade with his own version. He never claimed to bested the original, so SHUT UP

[@Rockhopper1]

create small water effect like waves splashing but render them smaller, as image sequences with alphas, and then use cards as particles, if you randomise size and shape and orient to camera, you can fill in a large areas in the background of the model, and possibly mid ground, you can then save your splash renders for the fore ground saving your resources and time.

[@faebetutorials]

Good idea thanks!

[@bossman4192]

YOU HAVE TO MAKE THE RESOLUTION 1000 ATLEAST , FOR THAT LEVEL OF WATER SIMULATION PS, thats why studios use houdini

[@panfarmld9664]

i think what more important that program is time to make scene working like that it would take at least a week to perfect even for a big team AND HE DOING THAT ALONE! IN A CAVE!! WITH A BOX OF "BLENDER"!!!!

[@bossman4192]

@@panfarmld9664 At some point of our life we all have to do it on a shitty box in a dungeon, need to have patience for the art..

[@dexter7294]

I've used flip fluid multiple times and I know it does simulated better than this on my potato laptop, higher the resolution higher the accuracy of water behaviour. It will take time to bake but its always worth it

[@bxmfx08]

@@panfarmld9664 nice reference hehe

[@besterjr2312]

i fully understand the pain of watching your work back saying, ah this is shit. coming from someone who got randomly recomended this video... loved it, you did awesome work my guy

[@faebetutorials]

Thank you 🫶🏼 yeah its a pain 😂 but you cant win everytime

[@Springboi9832]

It looks like those rough draft animations that studios use to get the vibe that they need to go for… which is pretty cool… with time and more practice you’ll get the hang of it

[@cj5787]

this is not fault of blender or flip fluids. that add-on can do WAY WAY more than what you did here, so please go watch some flip fluids videos. it can handle perfectly big complex scenes.

[@nyirimbitanimasi]

Damn bro, sick af work, now im encouraged to try make some!

[@faebetutorials]

Lets goo 💪🏼🔥

[@limedoes3d]

hi faebe i would suggest not to use blender for the fluid simulation of splashes and model's movement after some digging i found a software called liquigen which can generate fluid simulation and they can be imported to blender however it will never be able to give results like those in the movies you can try adding stock videos of splashes on planes and scattering them near the model also you should add a sun light in the scene with the HDRI so there are some reflections on the ocean surface or you can just use blender's inbuilt sky texture, it works like a charm

[@faebetutorials]

Hey thanks for all the tips I know some of them already and also the softwares but I wanted to limit myslef only to blender to see whats possible :) thanks for your support ❤️🫶🏼

[@principedelapaz3593]

💀 bro 9:45 that's a water or spoiled milk?

[@piandanu4517]

Lol😅

[@Madara-senpai]

😂

[@katsunan4]

nah, that's a rock

[@Lukas_101]

It’s so cool you can make these animations. I’m trying to get into animation too, keep on inspiring 🎉❤

[@ACreatorMind]

Youre just incredibly awesome

[@faebetutorials]

Thank you ❤️

[@leader_respect]

That's great bro

[@dexter7294]

The scale of the robot and water per cubic meter doesn't show that the robot is a giant. in flipfluids there is a world setting where you can set how big the area of the plane is.

[@faebetutorials]

Need to look into that and hope that my pc doesnt explode if its tooo big 😂😂

[@dexter7294]

​@@faebetutorials Thats upto you, i have a radion graphics on intel i5, it just takes more time to bake that's all. If you could screen record while previewing the simulation, i think it should be fine 😂

[@JackieGladeanimation]

@@faebetutorials Flip fluids actually exels in making large scale simulations. Also make sure the domain size is all you need cause the bigger the domain, the bigger the resolution must be to keep it at quality

[@faebetutorials]

True but I would have to buy 5 TB only to save that simulation 😂 no you are right thanks for the Tips 🫶🏼

[@JackieGladeanimation]

@@faebetutorials No. Large scale arent any bigger

[@brutalkillerz1313]

Water looks like mercury 😅

[@ihatetomatoees]

Aww hell nawww man wtf man 💀💀💀

[@faebetutorials]

I tried 😂🥲 next time will be better!

[@limedoes3d]

@@faebetutorials its ok blender is not made for fluid sims no wonder its a free software

[@LordCinn]

@@limedoes3d balls

[@rapipocudo8690]

[ Insert better than Pacific Rim 2 joke here ]

[@faebetutorials]

😂😂😂

[@ilhamadigunawan5264]

There is a Pacific Rim 2?

[@JackieGladeanimation]

@@ilhamadigunawan5264 nope

[@JackieGladeanimation]

dope

[@uCruz_]

At some point, it would be cheaper, faster and easier just to build a giant robot, get 4 helicopters and drop it in the middle of the ocean

[@faebetutorials]

😂😂

[@ransilu-frosty]

good work

[@sarthakpatange2630]

Sick bro!! If you give a tutorial on doing everything from start to end, that gives you a lot of content to work around with and help people understand your workflow too. It will in turn help you get more crowd. Not a lot of people doing such high level of modelling.

[@faebetutorials]

I will do some detailed tutorials about some parts of the video in the future so stay tuned :) and thanks for the support 🫶🏼

[@FoxRenderfarm]

I love your video🥰

[@Visualnovelrukhkafar]

You can use a green screen of sea water to hide the jelly-like state of the water.

[@faebetutorials]

Good idea I just wanted to show the raw render to see what can be done. Of cours you could add more effects to hide it and thats also how to do it in 90% of the shots 😂

[@jakez5362]

1:40 robots hand won’t swing like that

[@powerrevanth3133]

Plz make full tutorial 😢

[@faebetutorials]

I will 💪🏼

[@williamroberts364]

🎉 The animation of the ringing looks cool, 🥳 but you kmow... the water is a fkng bull*** 😂 but is a super great step for the progress! 💪

[@__N7]

Liquid? That’s where maya comes in handy

[@CinematicCroissant]

0:54 What is this sequence called, and what software makes it do this, as well what is the process called to make these images look like they belong?

[@bsasikff4464]

How did you add a plane in flip fluid ? Cause I am not able to do that

[@faebetutorials]

Go to Surface -> Meshing against Boundary -> *select* remove mesh near boundary Hope that helps :)

[@Prabodh_Samatkar]

Couldn't you use Unreal Engine 5 for this????

[@beeafterphotos]

In simulation projects, blender is not good. It's very hard to set up the hair simulation and water simulation. It takes a lot of time to bake and it needs so much cache memory. In simulation cases try Houdini is the best way or may use VFX compositing on nuke or after effects by render the cg on layer based.

[@fjkjhnjaf5132]

i don't wanna make u feel bad the robot is cool but the water is so bad is look like 3d Corn project on X web tbh . I hope you can do better

[@Blenderartist-h9k]

hey rtx 2060 16 gb ram ok for this tutorial

[@alienzgamer384]

Lowkey looks good but really bad at the same time...

[@adithyaskumar-vw6vw]

water simulation is not good, i think with flip fluid you can do much more better

[@ckavvouras]

Wetmap !

[@soorajps7099]

S we want rope simulation bro plz

[@motiavibe.motivates]

You made shi

[@philipcolasi97]

Lol

[@fedfed96]

skill issue. Lazy 3d slop

[@_captain_yt]

😂wtf, it looks like the blender is trash. Why don't you try this same exact thing in an unreal engine?

[@faebetutorials]

I will try it again in the future with different softwares 💪🏼

[@_captain_yt]

@faebetutorials good to hear that

[@homelander9795]

Schittier than i thought