Intro to FLIP Fluids - Part 3: Force Field Objects [Blender Add-on Tutorial]

In this third installment of #flipfluids tutorials for #blender series, we cover the four different force field objects and how each one changes the movement of your fluid simulation. Enjoy!
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00:00 Intro
00:14 Curve Guide Force
03:07 Point Force
04:43 Volume Force
05:17 Surface Force
05:58 Closing

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[@P4TCH5S]

MOOOAR Flip Fluid Videos plz! You make the best ones so we neeed MOAR! Blesss

[@MeinCouch123]

Excellently done! The live fluid visualizations you show while showing settings is an amazing idea

[@PixelPlanetStudios]

Glad you enjoyed it! 🚀

[@pasanayeshmantha4640]

This is far better than the inbuilt system in Blender, also can you guys do more tutorials, please😊😊😊😊

[@lakshorts]

Amazing great tutorial with practical example

[@HosseinThePoet]

A big virtual HUG to you, Lolz not only was the 3 part amazing but also entertaining, all are a great memory refresh after a long time using the add-on.

[@PixelPlanetStudios]

🤘🏼 Thank you!

[@_blender_man_]

Powerful tutorial! Visualisation is insane! Great job 👏🏻 like red and blue color composition

[@PixelPlanetStudios]

Thank you! Cheers! 🚀

[@sidekick3rida]

Awesome video. Would love more in-depth content about the different force fields.

[@Kowafatcompany]

I`m in love with your stuff!!!

[@PixelPlanetStudios]

Thank you for watching! 🤘🏼 More coming soon 🚀

[@eldaw]

Maybe the best chanel, thanks dude !

[@PixelPlanetStudios]

That is very nice to hear! Thank you 🚀

[@abelmalonzo9177]

Thank you for this :D

[@bnernganmont]

excellent tutorial series. thanks

[@PixelPlanetStudios]

You are welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@TheNemoff]

dude, terrific video

[@PixelPlanetStudios]

Thank you 🤘🏼

[@notimportantstudio]

god your so clear incredible

[@EROSNERdesign]

Fantastic video!!1 Thanks!

[@PixelPlanetStudios]

Glad you liked it!

[@micahsmith6472]

2:57 - I can’t say for sure because I can’t see what values you have set here, but I have a guess as to how to fix that saturation issue with the SSS. Check the “subsurface radius drop-down” and set all 3 values to 1. These values essentially modify the subsurface color input to skew it towards a certain hue, and by default Blender sets these values to something roughly approximating general skin tone subsurface scattering colors. Setting all 3 values to 1 removes any extra tinting, so your base color in the subsurface color input is unmodified.

[@PixelPlanetStudios]

That’s exactly right! Thank you for the lesson on Subsurface Radius values. 🚀

[@CalvinBacon]

To be more specific, the SSS dropdown menu is for the depth that each light ray color can penetrate the surface.

[@Leukick]

2:56 [Mentioned SSS issue] That can be fixed by making all 3 of the "Subsurfce Radius" values equal. P.S. You've done an incredible job at producing your content and this channel. Oddly enough the background music is a bit too loud, and that's usually never something that bothers me, but your content is valueable so maybe no one feels the need to mention it.

[@ludspastels]

More videos for Flip fluids.

[@MaBuMatBu]

Hi! thanks for your video ! Can you create something like water explosion with flip fluid add on!!!!

[@TradesDigital]

Is it possible to reverse the start point/flow direction when using the curve guide forcefield? I've created a helix 3D curve, and can't get the start point to flow from top to bottom, it only ever flows from bottom to top no matter which settings I adjust.

[@tmotionman9199]

Great flip fluids tutorial as usual, are we going to get an in depth tutorial into force fields?

[@PixelPlanetStudios]

Thanks for watching! Moving forward I’ll be making project based tutorials from start to finish that will go more in-depth over all. Topics like: Crown splash, using fluids in product advertising, beer pour, etc. Would something like that interest you?

[@tmotionman9199]

That's exactly what I've been looking for, more product advertising tutorials involving flip fluids, your tutorials are so easy to understand and are very helpful, glad I found your channel. 🔥

[@PixelPlanetStudios]

Thank you!

[@nicobay4512]

hello . im trying to make something like a ball getting splash by paint and some paint stay/sticky on the ball , but always fail . plz can anyone help ?

[@18OOFilms]

How do you slow down point curve fluid? mines is moving/flowing extremely fast around my curve cant figure out how to slow it down.

[@Prathameshteliprt]

I want to make animation in which water is coming from pipe (very fast speed) and hiting rock and at same time removing dirt from the rock How can i do it?.. help me

[@yahyabaskale8948]

[@judofernando8298]

is it possible to make simulation from inflow then continue to force field ?

[@PixelPlanetStudios]

Yes, that’s what I did with the milk example.

[@plastilinkin8912]

hi, is it possible to make the simulation of the liquid intermittent, like it shoots in portions, don't ask why I need it))

[@PixelPlanetStudios]

Hello! You can animate the inflow by key framing the ‘enabled’ parameter and/or the inflow object position and scale within the domain. For example, if the inflow object is scaled below the resolution grid it won’t emit. The same is true if you move the inflow object outside the domain. Good luck with your sim 🚀

[@plastilinkin8912]

@@PixelPlanetStudios thank you kind man

[@plastilinkin8912]

@@PixelPlanetStudios and how to trim the animation ? and then the frames end and the water disappears

[@PixelPlanetStudios]

There could be a few issues. I’d check your in and out frames. If you only sim to a certain point, the fluid mesh will disappear afterwards

[@StudioKelpie1993]

For FLIP Fluid, do you recommend a good CPU or GPU? I'm using an RX 7800 XT with an Core i5 13th Generation

[@PixelPlanetStudios]

For this add-on, the CPU will make all the difference.

[@anashamada4979]

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[@Via-me6wh]

please help me i want 2:50 learn more

[@PixelPlanetStudios]

Hello, if you were wondering about my fluid settings for this effect - I responded to a previous comment with my exact settings. Does that help? Thanks for watching!

[@Via-me6wh]

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[@juancarlosgzrz]

Grains are too big

[@TheAptimn]

over complicated for no reason

[@akhileshd2016]

Great tutorial! Can you please tell us what values you have put to create that spiral milk animation. I have been trying to make such type of animation but everytime its turning to be a flat liquid just moving in a certain path. I even played with the spin strength but couldn't get the best result🥲

[@PixelPlanetStudios]

Thanks for watching! Here are my settings: Curve guide force Attraction = -8 Flow = .4 Spin strength = .6 Inflow has no velocity Domain No gravity Voxel size = 1.6 cm Speed = .4 I hope this helps! Happy simulating 🚀

[@PixelPlanetStudios]

Sorry for the delayed response