Maintenance Training - Constraints - Fluids Explained

[@96dpi]

Thank you for the great tutorial. It's really helpful to explore the parameters of the objects in such hands-on-detail. I would really appreciate a follow up where you show how to mesh and render liquids generated in the ways you explained here. I struggle to wrap my head around the settings of the OpenVDB mesher.

[@theKid87]

Connection constraints can be seen in the viewport as yellow lines connecting the particles. However, this does add some overhead, so to see the constraints in the viewport you must turn on 'Display Constraints' in the Display tab of the emitter.

[@BobbyLachapelle]

Thanks a lot Bob.

[@havi32]

Thank you for all the recently released training! Love it.

[@ZAKTALK]

how can I download the new updates of x-particles ? or it just update automatically ?

[@MrCCxiong]

Bob~Can you do a tutorial about shower spring water effect?

[@InFamousProductions]

Hey kool Kats of Insydium. I have a iMac Pro with 10 cores, and 2 Radeon Pro Vega 64 16 G Graphics, and 128 Gigs of ram, and my playback is only half of what you got going on. Can you lay out your specs on your machine, and what render/playback settings please. I may have to buy a PC just to get the most out of x particles and C4D. I have S22 also. I'm bummed that Maxon doesn't give full support to C4D on Macs. There are a lot of us out there that are using these ,Cheers! other wise, the updates to the Xparticles and Cycles are awesome. It just keeps getting better , and the usability is easier than ever.