Forums Technical Discussion Blowing liquid on a surface

Blowing liquid on a surface

   3493   4   1
User Avatar
_Xed_
Member
22 posts
Joined: 5月 2019
オフライン
 
I'm looking to achieve this effect:



I went through lots of videos and forum posts online, but I get something like this at best:



which is mostly like an explosion.

I was wondering what your approach would be?

I am using a poly extruded font as a Flipsource and a Metaball for the force.

I did a bit of experience with POP Fluid, but they don't stick together either.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Edited by _Xed_ - 2020年10月15日 09:23:25

Attachments:
01.jpg (53.4 KB)
02.jpg (83.6 KB)

 Report
User Avatar
_Xed_
Member
22 posts
Joined: 5月 2019
オフライン
 
Had a long night last night!

Inspired by this thread [forums.odforce.net] and grandmasters such as Pazuzu(Alejandro Echeverry), Rayman(Pavel), and Karl Richter, I managed to achieve this result:



I will still be working on it to get a closer look/feel towards the reference.
Edited by _Xed_ - 2020年10月16日 06:30:43

Attachments:
test-v1.04.mp4 (5.4 MB)
test-v1.04_1_1.gif (7.3 MB)

 Report
User Avatar
_Xed_
Member
22 posts
Joined: 5月 2019
オフライン
 
Wouldn't deserve the name if it hadn't enough gore!
Edited by _Xed_ - 2020年10月16日 14:56:51

Attachments:
test.v15.[0001-0060].gif (3.9 MB)

 Report
User Avatar
Midphase
Member
833 posts
Joined: 1月 2018
オフライン
 
So how did you do it?
>>Kays
For my Houdini tutorials and more visit:
https://www.youtube.com/c/RightBrainedTutorials [www.youtube.com]
 Report
User Avatar
_Xed_
Member
22 posts
Joined: 5月 2019
オフライン
 
Midphase
So how did you do it?

In the end, a simple flip with Karl's SOP Solver piped to its post-solve input did the job.
You can find his sample file in this link [forums.odforce.net].
 Report
  • Quick Links