Hello
when a liquid intersect with some materials like wood and paper , sea water and sand.... ; these materials absorb the liquid and left traces
can realflow calculate these absorbtion texture on the limits of the liquid ?
liquid absorbtion
- christianz
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Re: liquid absorbtion
Here, Realflow offers the option of "wet maps" that dry gradually over time.
- christianz
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Re: liquid absorbtion
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6dEd2M4vTQ
http://support.nextlimit.com/display/rf ... p+Creation
The challenge with wet maps is the final rendering in your 3D application. You get a greyscale bitmap from real flow. How you use that in the rendering is up to you (for example in the reflection channel to give the impression of wetness)
http://support.nextlimit.com/display/rf ... p+Creation
The challenge with wet maps is the final rendering in your 3D application. You get a greyscale bitmap from real flow. How you use that in the rendering is up to you (for example in the reflection channel to give the impression of wetness)
Re: liquid absorbtion
Many thanks
that's good ; i used maxwell render and i will try
i am not sure if i can render sequence of textures with maxwell
can hybrido wet do that ?
that's good ; i used maxwell render and i will try
i am not sure if i can render sequence of textures with maxwell
can hybrido wet do that ?
Re: liquid absorbtion
maxwell plugin for 3dsmax support sequence maps created with realflow
but the problem is with multibody
when i convert object to multibody the simulation give nice result but if i use object as it is i got wrong result
but the problem is with multibody
when i convert object to multibody the simulation give nice result but if i use object as it is i got wrong result
- LuisMiguel
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Re: liquid absorbtion
Hi,
For the multiboy check the isosurface for it. In the Display tab for your multibody, you'll have the isosurface parameter to display the isosurface in viewport. Try to set the geometry a bounding box to see the isosurface in a better way. The isosurface should be like the original geometry so the fluid can be colliding properly against it. If not, you will need to modify its cell size. Check this link below to know how it works.
https://luismma.wordpress.com/2014/06/1 ... parameter/
luisM.
For the multiboy check the isosurface for it. In the Display tab for your multibody, you'll have the isosurface parameter to display the isosurface in viewport. Try to set the geometry a bounding box to see the isosurface in a better way. The isosurface should be like the original geometry so the fluid can be colliding properly against it. If not, you will need to modify its cell size. Check this link below to know how it works.
https://luismma.wordpress.com/2014/06/1 ... parameter/
luisM.