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And this will be a short movies, so it will be verry important how will water looks like.
I'll make you a picture showing where will be water, so you'll maybe understand better my prob.
so, any tips on this one?
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Re: Alhambra
Well of course the easiest way to do this is with Fluid effects.. but if you dont have them, why not do what you mentioned above and then for the "laying around" part of the water, put some gravity to them and make the live forever....Originally posted by Sil-Valeor
I could perhabs use particles to simulate water coming out from pipe, but how to do the water that just lies around?
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It's not problem that would have fluids, it's problem that haven't worked with them yet. So I don't really have an idea how to make it with fluids. The blue color represents where water should be. If I make the part of the water that is coming from the fountain (one from pipe and some from lions) with particles, I have kinda idea how to get the "shape" of the particles, but how to make a shader for theme, asuming I will use clouds or bloby type?
So, if you have a time, could you please explain more how make it with fluids? Tnx for helping!
and pic 3:
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For the fluids, the easist would be to use blobbys shoot out the fountain then let gravity do the rest. Emitter with a small spread . To save some crunching you could do a softbody in the chanels witha water texture and put a tubulence dynamic on it.
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