Fluid and optics simulation in blender
- March 14, 2014
- 683 Downloads
- 4 Likes
- Blender 2.7x
- Render: Cycles
- Creator: harryk
- License: CC-BY
Description:
An example of fluid simulation in blender using the cycles engine to render the scene.
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Cesium666
Written March 15, 2014Awesome, I really like it. I would like to do such thing, but for now I am happy with easier blender image. One day ;) Great job
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rianvermeulen
Written March 15, 2014@Cesium666 It's after a tutorial Sleeping Beauty, check it out:
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Cesium666
Written March 16, 2014Thanks for the link. I will definitely check this out ;) Andrew makes awesome tutorials!!
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harryk
Edited March 15, 2014@rianvermeulen Yeah, it is based on Andrew's tut. The only problem with this is the slow baking and rendering times, even on a 3rd gen i7. For some reason, my Radeon GPU doesn't show up in the compute device list.
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FayZee
Written March 17, 2014The addition of the fancy plane and the blue lighting makes this an imaginative render.
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cookingglen
Written March 24, 2014great job at following a tutorial? I believe the creative commons licence you used is a bit over the top a cc0 would have been more appropriate, why are you sharing this blend?
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rianvermeulen
Written March 24, 2014I think is a good idea to have some of the beter tutorial-results on blendswap, for comparison.
Have 10 people follow the same tut, and you won't believe how different the results turn out to be....,so that licence is just fine.
Besides, Blendswap officialy being a repository only, it did gain some educational function in the past.. :)
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FayZee
Written March 24, 2014@rianvermeulen wrote: "Have 10 people follow the same tut, and you won't believe how different the results turn out to be"
Too true!
I like to see originality even when following a tutorial.
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cookingglen
Written March 24, 2014fair enough... sunlight shines and troll turns into mild mannered shrew, I was out of order fair cop.. sorry
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harryk
Written April 04, 2014You have a point. cc0 is more suited. Is it possible to change the licence now? I cant figure out how to.
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rianvermeulen
Written April 04, 2014You can't . Just contact the admins and ask them to change it. At least that's how I did it..... :)
:) Yes, Andrew has made some great tuts, they really help you on the road, oh, and you missed the waterpuddle. Check-out Blendswap too: in the categorie simulations are some more, if you download them you can compare your work...