Hi all,
I'm new in the forum and about 3 weeks ago I started the study of Houdini because i want to make a VFX reel after about 3 years of generalist in Maya for hobby.
Now this is my first test of a water splash. My goal was to achieve a good mesh and simulation and I didn't care too much about the rendering :-)
Hope you'll like it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adfe1OewDtA [youtube.com]

Ahh, my water broke! Looks nice!

chrism
Ahh, my water broke! Looks nice!

Thank you!
What's your “water broke”?

http://pregnancy.about.com/library/howto/htwater.htm [pregnancy.about.com]

Sorry for my english but i'm italian :-).
I thought that “water broke” was the title of another houdini simulation

Aside from Chris' funny comment , I like the simulation & render. Just wish it was longer.

Keep up the good work!

Cheers!
steven

stevenong
Aside from Chris' funny comment , I like the simulation & render. Just wish it was longer.

Keep up the good work!

Cheers!
steven

Thank you! I'm glade that you appreciated my work.
By the way I'm working on a water simulation along an hallway
and it is longer than this.
Bye,
Mirco

interesting.. im going to check this one out.. thanks a lot

btw guys!

do you think houdini is good in water simulation like realflow?

i have seen some good water animations with blender (youtube), i even didnt know blender was so capable of that!

i dont wanna start that childish war between appz, since i even dont have a realflow apprentice version…

but i am really interested in use houdini in future for water simulations!

Sty
btw guys!

do you think houdini is good in water simulation like realflow?

i have seen some good water animations with blender (youtube), i even didnt know blender was so capable of that!

i dont wanna start that childish war between appz, since i even dont have a realflow apprentice version…

but i am really interested in use houdini in future for water simulations!

This is my new water simulation in Houdini:
http://www.sidefx.com/index.php?option=com_forum&Itemid=172&page=viewtopic&t=16462 [sidefx.com]

I think that Houdini and Realflow are both good, but Houdini requires more settings and study in the way to achieve a good water simulation.