Creating Slow Motion Fluid Effects in RealFlow
Throughout these lessons, we'll learn how to create a puddle splash and retime it with the bullet-time slow motion effect using RealFlow and 3ds max. Software required: RealFlow 2014 and 3ds Max 2015.
What you'll learn
Throughout these lessons, we'll learn how to create a puddle splash and retime it with the bullet-time slow motion effect using RealFlow and 3ds max. Software required: RealFlow 2014 and 3ds Max 2015.
Table of contents
- Creating Our Animated Scene 7m
- Assembling Our Scene Assets for Simulation 10m
- Preparing Our Scene for Export 5m
- Setting Our RealFlow Scene with the Exported Data and Test 11m
- Creating Our First Test Splash 4m
- Reviewing Our Simulation 3m
- Analyzing Our Simulation 7m
- Creating Our Final Resolution Simulation 3m
- Debugging Our Simulation 4m
- Reviewing Our Final Simulation 3m
- How to Retime Our Simulation 10m
- Breaking Down Our Retimed Simulation 5m
- Debugging Our Retimed Simulation 2m
- How to Set up Our Mesh 10m
- Refining Our Mesh Settings 6m
- Importing Our Simulation into Our 3ds Max Scene Ready to Render 14m
About the author
Stuart Armiger is a talented Freelance VFX artist in the UK. He has been working in the film and television industries since 2007 specializing in RealFlow simulation and VFX. He worked on music videos and commercials up until 2011 when he worked on two feature films, Aardman's Pirates! and Tim Burton's Frankenweenie. Recently he has done work for ABC's Zero Hour, a drama series, and various commercials. Stuart is always looking to nature for explanations of natural phenomena, he believes by unde... more