Liquid with UVs in Cinema 4D

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[@3rdVisionStudio]

I think us as the 3d/c4d community owe this guy so much. Your tuts and guidance have a massive impact on the industry as a whole. Keep doing what you're doing!

[@lukasthorup]

@@3rdVisionStudio I really appreciate the kind word my man 🙏🙏🙏

[@effectatron]

Once again I will instantly share this in my discord cuz it's awesome! Great stuff as always!

[@bogdanciocART]

That's so cool! It's similar to the UV Advection setting from X-Particles, but seems to be so accurate, thank you ❤‍🔥

[@lukasthorup]

@@bogdanciocART thanks man ☺️ its a bit fiddly but its works 😉

[@everythingsfine3064]

exactly when i needed this, you helped me out. brilliant man I want to hug you. I wonder next time if you could explain a little what you did exactly, I still don't understand why the texture is sticking now.....

[@HuyLe2607]

That’s amazing. Great technique and thank you for sharing it.

[@debakowski]

Nice work! When i first saw thumbnail i thought it will be Houdini tut. :o

[@Pkulinsky]

Thats grate! Especially about transfer uv to volume builder. Thank you Lukas!

[@casparlucas_]

Great stuff! Wanted a tutorial on this for ages

[@adamzunder7370]

Really clever man. Keep up the good stuff!

[@user-sv6dy8pk2q]

Please. Create tutorial realistic tornado, ocean, explotion, water splash to spline, snow in Cinema 4D

[@lebadger]

Great thanks!

[@tariqkhan86]

Let us hope c4d does liquid next version

[@RogerKilimanjaro]

very cool tip, thanks for sharing. also love the fake liquid simulation, is the flock modifier acting like some kind of viscosity/surface tension parameter?

[@lukasthorup]

@@RogerKilimanjaro Yeah thanks dude, a you can see its no perfect. But its something 😂

[@StillSameSharkk]

This is impressive!! Thank you so much!

[@mitch4248]

You are a mad man! Thanks a ton for sharing all this knowledge ❤

[@alientan2949]

You are a Genius!

[@SandroSanakoti]

Absolutely beautiful!

[@user-ub5po8su9k]

Amazing,bro Coolest Chanel ,that I see with cinema4d❤

[@lukasthorup]

@@user-ub5po8su9k thanks mate, appreciate it 🙌

[@Ayvazovsky_kar]

Lukas this is pretty helpful! Thank you🔥

[@khalilboss2855]

super cool tutorial. Thank you for sharing!

[@JWMD_]

Awesome man! Thanks for sharing !! :)

[@gv0zdysh0k]

very-very interesting and informative!

[@delianhristov8086]

Genius trick! I hope I can recreate this using Octane :)

[@lukasthorup]

@@delianhristov8086 i think its possible

[@eilonhay4812]

quick question, I made a cube and fractured it, and dropped it into a container, then I volume meshed it. is there a way to make the same UV trick you did with particles on a fractured object? (btw im making a concrete pour, and I want the lumpiness of gravel, that's why the fractured object)

[@joshvanover]

Incredible.

[@KosretEbdulrehman]

i just stopped using cinema 4d for simulations, no matter what you do, the simulations don't look good and realistic, therefore i'm learning houdini for simulations.

[@bogscave]

Good luck! 😁

[@Birkkromann]

Same here. Best decision I ever made. Especially with the 20.5 release. I can render 2.5 million grains on my M1 MacBook without a problem.

[@user-lv3bv1ks8d]

Is there a node with similar functions in Houdini that can allow fluid to have UV？

[@whf1836]

天才

[@ennistreppo5720]

thanks!

[@user-hk1gd5io7o]

Hi, I can't find “Mesh Emitter”. Only “Emitter” is available. Could this be related to the c4d version? I have 2024.2.0.

[@PolygonDivision]

you need at least 2024.4.1 update.

[@user-hk1gd5io7o]

@@PolygonDivision thanks for the answer

[@allumettes77]

Try Houdini, less expensive, more reliable