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sicklizard — Mograph2: Dynamic Fluid Sim
Published: 2010-08-16 18:41:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 4833; Favourites: 90; Downloads: 149
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A lot of balls created with mograph´s cloner object. (Cinema 4D)Then I turned off gravity. Instead the balls have an own gravity (Force object), Which makes them behave pretty much like fluid particles.
To equip a Metaball object, it´s important to apply a mograph cache tag to the cloner and bake the sequence. Otherwise, the Metaball won´t work properly.
That´s it. The bullet is simply keyframed and has a rigid body tag to make it collide the clones.
Playing aroung with the force tags´ amount of energy and the friction of the balls makes the fluid act in different ways.
Also adjusting the bullets friction makes the particles bounce off differently. Try this yourself
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I'd love to see a tutorial, i've been trying to do this for awhile, and haven't quite perfected it as displayed here.
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I´m sorry but I have barely the time to create a good tutorial, soon. But the most important thing for creating "fluid" with cinema 4d is the modynamics tool. You basicly create a cloner object with a little sphere, so you get a bunch of copys. The sphere must have a rigid body tag. Turn friction and bounce to "0". For more reacting like a fluid mass, you can use a force object. It makes the "particles" (the sphere clones) attract each other, which creates kinda surface tension effect. After simulating and baking the simulation, you put the whole thing into a metaball object for creating the final fluid.
Hope that helped
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This is amazing, love how 3d programs today allow such calculations
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Thank you! Absolutely right
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Great man.. Mograph has so much potential..
With more particles this might even look better then your latest..
Keep up the good work man
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Thank you very much.
I would say, I am advanced skilled. But there will be some more research and practice before I would concider me a master.
Nevertheless, I am glad you like my stuff
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You are really go0d
& I need ur help MASTER
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I had some problems ,but it doesn't come to my head right now ! & I should review them to remember!!
how can i have a contact with u(Not at D.A)!?
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email contact on my profile. No icq at the moment
Please send me an email
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Creating the scene was a little bit problematic. I was using a core2duo. It would have been faster on an i7 
But I would say creating took me about half an hour. Rendering took about 5 hours.
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AWESOME! u should make some tutorials or better yet teach me!
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I get my new machine in a few weeks. Just send me a note and ask me what you want to know. As soon as I have the opportunity, I will help you
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at a glance, thought this was realflow. nice work and thx for the details in the description
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no problem. I also gonna create a detailled step by step tutorial on this soon.
Glad you like what I do.
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AMAZING... that's all I can say
THe effect is amazing in every way, looks so real, Nicely done!!
PS.: Looks like Gelatin
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It does indeed. Glad you like it
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Looks good, more like half frozen gelatin though instead of fluid 
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Yeah, it looks like jelly. But it usually takes a fluid sim to create something like that.
From the physical aspect, even glass is a fluid that needs 10000 years to start melting.
Therefore a fluid doesn´t have to be liquid.
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You can make it look more fluid - just check out Pariah Studio's tutorials - though you will have to have quite a powerful machine and increase the count significantly
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Glad you like it. Thank you for your comment
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Finally got to have a good look at this.
Great job, i love the realism of it, I bet if the bullet were to be sped up, the jelly would absolutely splatter everywhere
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That depends on the viscosity of the "fluid" but generally yes.
Glad you like it
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That's SO amazing - you are getting BETTER and better at this - - I actually watched this over and over and over - fascinated by the texture - the juicyness - the .... wow -
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Thank you for your comment. Glad you like this one
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Amazing, the motion looks real as hell, great work.
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thats great man...is it possible with the same technique to create more stringy fluid like a paint splash?/
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Yes but it would need MUCH more "particles" for such kind of fluid to make it look real.
This example has about 300 clones
Thanky for your comment
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Yeah you´re right. But don´t tell anyone ;D
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I wish I knew what you were talking about in the description, this looks like insane fun.
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