Use volume builder to create a liquid type effect - Tutorial 170: Liquid Fields

[@ELECTR0HERMIT]

Smart to start off with a simple cube first so we can orient ourselves, and then go to a letter, great tutorial. Just subscribed...

[@Workbenchtv]

Thanks David!

[@pixelasm]

nice quick tutorial, straight to the point :-)

[@Workbenchtv]

Thanks! That's our goal.

[@the_mographer]

Great tut!

[@Workbenchtv]

Thanks!

[@davvoprod.851]

Amazing)) don't stop making tutorials)

[@Workbenchtv]

Thanks!

[@DofxStudio]

very nice!

[@Workbenchtv]

Thanks!

[@soundcrunchpix]

Thank you so much for your tutorial

[@Workbenchtv]

Thank you for watching it!

[@ngontri9921]

Cool.

[@Workbenchtv]

Thanks!

[@familybusyness8075]

Amazing one. Very informative

[@Workbenchtv]

Thanks!

[@3.S]

thanks for help!

[@Workbenchtv]

You’re welcome!

[@samcare7753]

Hey thanks for the tutorial -- would you mind letting us know the voxel size for the final render on your website? cheers

[@Workbenchtv]

Thanks for the Question. I used .5cm voxel size in the gif animation. :)

[@czlowieknoz]

Is there any way to smoothen the edges, I use Letter G which has that curvy shape, and edges looks like a steps, any solution for this? :)

[@Workbenchtv]

Hey, Mitch thanks. Volume edges are sometimes hard to deal with here is an example file on how I clean them up. www.dropbox.com/s/uf7cfs2wdqp9xp1/Volume_Rrefrence.c4d?dl=0 Might also check out Ej's tutorial on volumes: kzbin.info/www/bejne/roOVhqKwpsiXZq8&feature=emb_logo Or HelloLuxx's Tutorial Here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4GWeKqPht-HbLs

[@sikliztailbunch]

choose a smaller voxel size and use smoothe

[@nagromrovert]

is it possible to use this effect on something that has UVs? I have a model I want to do this to, but I cant figure out how to keep the Uv's intact since the volume mesher changes the original geometry. any leads much appreciated.

[@Workbenchtv]

Hi! There might be a way, but not one that I'm aware of currently.

[@dododida10]

the text of c4d software on the screen so small i can't see good... please solve this problem by zoom or else

[@Workbenchtv]

This is why we record at regular resolution. workbench.tv/blog/2017-11-18_RegardingResolution/

[@mitch4248]

Hey, thanks for the nice tutorial. Really helpful stuff. What i noticed with the volume builder and mesher is that the edges are always very rough and pixelated. Is there a way to get rid of that? Thanks and greetings from germany

[@Workbenchtv]

Hey, Mitch thanks. Volume edges are sometimes hard to deal with here is an example file on how I clean them up. www.dropbox.com/s/uf7cfs2wdqp9xp1/Volume_Rrefrence.c4d?dl=0 Might also check out Ej's tutorial on volumes: kzbin.info/www/bejne/roOVhqKwpsiXZq8&feature=emb_logo Or HelloLuxx's Tutorial Here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4GWeKqPht-HbLs

[@mitch4248]

@@Workbenchtv Thank you for your quick and informative reply, I`ll look into that!

[@Workbenchtv]

@@mitch4248 You're welcome!

[@leo.saramago]

Please, take this as constructive criticism: show us the end result first, before diving in. It's easier to understand the process after we've seen what you're aiming for.

[@Workbenchtv]

We try to do that when we can but we’ll make a better effort to do that. Thanks!

[@ArnoldVeeman]

n o i c e ;-)

[@Workbenchtv]

Thanks!

[@Zapa1966]

my noise is little credible... You know why ?

[@Workbenchtv]

Make sure that you changed creation space to Box (1:25) and check your noise scale and voxel scale.

[@abdessalemdz858]

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