RealFlow For C4D: Render Particles

[@saeedzare2410]

I learnt lot from you thanks man

[@DIGITALMEAT]

Thanks buddy 🙂

[@masterkeydo]

Hello sir, i use realflow 3.0.0020, i can't find "Great thingking particle", please help me. your video clip at 11:15

[@SlobboVideo]

Thank you very much!

[@davidlincolnbrooks]

I have a hard time getting all the settings right in RealFlow: Either the water splashes wildly and crazily off my collider object into space and doesn't collect in the bottom-most pool... or it totally penetrates the collider object as if it weren't there. Seems I only get one or the other.

[@DIGITALMEAT]

"Either the water splashes wildly and crazily off my collider object into space" - sounds like you haven't added a gravity daemon. "or it totally penetrates the collider object as if it weren't there" - sounds like you need to increase your collider sub-steps. You would probably be benefit by going through my playlist 😉 kzbin.info/aero/PLhv312e45up97-ofMbxQnii_K9x_xuJJv

[@sievlinh7559]

Dear DIGITAL MEAT How could i get real flow plugin ?

[@DIGITALMEAT]

Buy it here: realflow.com/realflow-cinema4d/

[@TPFXTD]

Thanks, great tut! Do you know how could I turn an object into liquid? I would like to make a scene where an apple falls to ground and surprisingly acts as liquid? Thanks!

[@DIGITALMEAT]

That's a good idea for a tutorial :)

[@TPFXTD]

DIGITAL MEAT yes it would be cool! Is it done with the fill object? I could start experimenting today already :) thanks!

[@rhinorom7856]

fantastic tutorial! I like to 2nd method where I can render with Vray :D

[@smyrkphace]

Hey thanks for the great tutorial again. I am pretty satisfied with the simulation I have put together following along, the one thing i feel is missing though is foam. from what I have been able to find online people are suggesting using a second domain with a filter daemon. Its pretty hard to find any examples or tuts about this that arent soley for the standalone.

[@FoolTheViking]

Hello DM, I'm stuck... any idea why the fluids show in my preview, but disappear when rendering?

[@DIGITALMEAT]

you need to mesh it or if you are trying to render particles make an object a child of the fluid and check "render objects"

[@FoolTheViking]

Awesome thanks! Will give that a shot

[@guilhermeperedo7853]

When i play the simulation mi fluids get crazi and dont folow the position or shape of mi model

[@DIGITALMEAT]

You need to adjust settings in your collider and volume tags, Surface offset, and cell size.

[@Murathanaksoz]

thanks for mouth voices

[@DIGITALMEAT]

Thanks!

[@danielshamota]

Hi, thanks for that great explanation. I'm looking for an option to have velocity/speed information transferred to particles for rendering, using vertex maps for example (as it works with mesher)? is ther a way to do that?

[@DIGITALMEAT]

mmm, that's something i'll have to look into.

[@andrwstol4727]

Can this be used for sand simulation?

[@DIGITALMEAT]

yes, also check this out for sand kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKu1hoiOrKZ8q6M

[@CharlesPrithviRaj]

Does this technique work with other render engines like arnold or octane

[@DIGITALMEAT]

I don't know, I don't have either.

[@CharlesPrithviRaj]

tested and it worked with redshift

[@DIGITALMEAT]

Nice one

[@MrEiht]

Charles Prithvi Raj if you use the "sphere as child object" approach, this will work with any engine as long as its cached. A lot :) The hair approach should work with all engines which support hair render. As described, this works with Redshift. Thea too. But spheres are funky and this way you have a bunch.

[@Mateus_vfx]

Puedo tener dos emisores con diferente color?

[@DIGITALMEAT]

yes

[@Mateus_vfx]

Como?

[@DIGITALMEAT]

create two emitters and link each one to different fluids