Tutorial about water but without of any "water" in sence. Everything clear and fast, good voice and no music and long intros. Greatest teacher ever i seen!
Jesse, dude! Everytime I start to struggle with how to get my ideas working (tyflow&Phoenix) you come along with a tutorial which covers exactly what I need😱 You're really a cool person mafriend 🙌💪 THANK YOU for sharing your knowledge with us, the community. Big up ✌
@@RedefineFX your welcome if possible make tutorial in your project ornge number countings its verry cool but in your classes if is iy possible by d way grate job
Thank you very much. Well I do explain my lighting setup in this tutorial and show you where the lights are exactly to get this look. However, I hear you and although I focus mainly on FX, I’ll try to cover more lighting in the future 🙌🏻🙏🏻
First of all, thanks for your input, I think your work is wonderful. Could you give me some advice to render the scenes faster, please? Some scenes take a long time. I'd appreciate your support...
You’re not the first person to say so. Clearly people think it should look different although I spent quite some time getting this look - I suppose we each have a different idea of “water resistance” but I take your feedback to heart, thank you
I know I'll probably get decked for this comment but here it goes. First, let me tell you that a lot of us love your channel breh, Super informative and educational and I love how you create cool stuff in an easy to follow tutorial. Now, is there a way to recreate this in Maya + Vray next Hahahaha?
Thanks so much. I’ve gotten this question a few times but the thing is I just don’t use maya. I never have, and don’t plan on learning it any time soon. However, you can recreate this using Maya’s particle system instead of tyflow. The general workflow is the same for both packages.
Hi Jesse. Thank you for the tutorial. I have a quick question; How long did it take you to render the final simulation in Max (workstation or render farm)? Thanks.
I just needed some type of an emitter to create a rain style effect - not sure how to do that with just Phoenix, maybe with a texture emission map? You can do it with Pflow as the source, too, if needed.
@@RedefineFX Got it. I suppose one advantage of a texture emitter map would be that you could randomize the size of the emitters. But then again, probably something easy to do with tyFlow. I'm not sure how you vary the size of birth objects though.
@@invidios I mean yes there are new features & the flip solver has been improved but for this specific tutorial it won't make much difference (if any) what version you're in. And thank you, same to you.
I can't get the motion blur for the drops, even I use camera settings and checked the velocity in pheonix settings but nothing works. Can you please share how you got that effect.
thank you. It is very useful and helpful. I thank you so much. the tutorials and the channel are excellent
Thank you! Glad to hear my tutorials are helping you.
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Tutorial about water but without of any "water" in sence. Everything clear and fast, good voice and no music and long intros. Greatest teacher ever i seen!
That’s very nice of you to say. Thanks 🙏🏻
@@mobi02 I'm afraid that's not how the world works
Jesse, dude! Everytime I start to struggle with how to get my ideas working (tyflow&Phoenix) you come along with a tutorial which covers exactly what I need😱
You're really a cool person mafriend 🙌💪
THANK YOU for sharing your knowledge with us, the community.
Big up ✌
Happy to help, thanks man 🙌🏻
Great very useful video you made. Thanks a lot for the technique. great work tutorial.
Great tutorial, fast and to the point.
Thank you 🙏🏻
Cool, calculating phoenix took hell of a time, 55mln particles it made, however thanks for tutorial - great stuff!!!
bro superb work but wanna ask how much time takes for this animation rendering .
Goddamn it. You so fkn good.. literally am sharing a tear. This tut is greattt!!!!
Nice tutorial for the setup!
I'm waiting for this video 🤩
thanks my friend.. i were waiting for this
Amazing stuff as always. Thank you
Thank you 🙌🏻🙌🏻
thank you so much for sharing!
Wow detailed work really awsome work
Thank you 🙌🏻🙌🏻
@@RedefineFX your welcome if possible make tutorial in your project ornge number countings its verry cool but in your classes if is iy possible by d way grate job
Thanks Jesse!
Great as usual, Thanks
Thank you
How do you make the water drops smaller, if the drops are too big?
Expensive knowledge for free. Please sir I like the way you light your scenes. Think about a tutorial on that pleeeeaaase!!
Thank you very much. Well I do explain my lighting setup in this tutorial and show you where the lights are exactly to get this look. However, I hear you and although I focus mainly on FX, I’ll try to cover more lighting in the future 🙌🏻🙏🏻
Awesome!
First of all, thanks for your input, I think your work is wonderful. Could you give me some advice to render the scenes faster, please? Some scenes take a long time. I'd appreciate your support...
Hi how did you get your water droplets to be smooth? A 5 for mesh smoothing was not enough. Thanks in advance
Something looks slightly off as it looks like solder rather than water in the first clip. Maybe its the lack of water splashes.
You’re not the first person to say so. Clearly people think it should look different although I spent quite some time getting this look - I suppose we each have a different idea of “water resistance” but I take your feedback to heart, thank you
I know I'll probably get decked for this comment but here it goes. First, let me tell you that a lot of us love your channel breh, Super informative and educational and I love how you create cool stuff in an easy to follow tutorial. Now, is there a way to recreate this in Maya + Vray next Hahahaha?
Thanks so much. I’ve gotten this question a few times but the thing is I just don’t use maya. I never have, and don’t plan on learning it any time soon. However, you can recreate this using Maya’s particle system instead of tyflow. The general workflow is the same for both packages.
@@RedefineFX Cool brother. Thanks for the heads up and help. Keep killing it man.
You can use nParticle or bifrost to do what he is using tyFlow for.
شكرا جزيلا لك كل الاحترام تحية تقدير من مصر Thank you very much all respectful greeting appreciation from Egypt
Thank you, very cool.
Great!
Thanks Mike 🙏🏻
Wow
wow nice! thank you. can you share the iphone 11 model?
it's mercury
You can lower surface tension if you think my example is too strong 🙌🏻
hey suppose i used this to create rain and i want it to splash when it hits the ground, how should i achieve that?
Thanks alol for this useful tut. One question, is there any way we could reduce the size of the droplet?
Droplet radius under dynamics
Amazing..
Thanks!
Hi! How do you resize the drops? To get it smaller?
Wow it good
Thanks! 🙏🏻
tks!
Hi Jesse. Thank you for the tutorial. I have a quick question; How long did it take you to render the final simulation in Max (workstation or render farm)? Thanks.
Thank you for watching. It took 5 minutes because I used Chaos Cloud
@@RedefineFX .... Thank you.
Thanks for this! Just curious though, couldn't you do this all in Phoenix? Or perhaps tyFlow just makes it a lot easier for the source?
I just needed some type of an emitter to create a rain style effect - not sure how to do that with just Phoenix, maybe with a texture emission map? You can do it with Pflow as the source, too, if needed.
@@RedefineFX Got it. I suppose one advantage of a texture emitter map would be that you could randomize the size of the emitters. But then again, probably something easy to do with tyFlow. I'm not sure how you vary the size of birth objects though.
@@davidanderson9256 You can give the drops random sizes by increasing the noise parameter of the phoenix liquid source
I wish Phoenix FD kept the free full version with low grid resolution. Not anymore :(
Fred Sena true but they now offer monthly pricing which is quite affordable
you're a fucking angel man
😇🙌🏻
Great simple tutorial. What kind of version for Phoenix? Seems to be greater than 3.14. ?! (regarding liquid icon design)
Thank you. Short and simple is what I always aim for with these tuts. Version is the 3.99 beta but you can use 3.14 it’ll produce same results
@@RedefineFX I understand thank you. I thought they added new stuff. I'll look at the site. Have a wonderful day, Jesse.
@@invidios I mean yes there are new features & the flip solver has been improved but for this specific tutorial it won't make much difference (if any) what version you're in. And thank you, same to you.
How to make a dripping drop?
I can't get the motion blur for the drops, even I use camera settings and checked the velocity in pheonix settings but nothing works.
Can you please share how you got that effect.
Vray camera with motion blur enabled
@@RedefineFXOhh thanks, I was using standard camera
Great tutorials though. Love from India ❤
i need that bottom box that you extruded lol, cant seem to get it like that.
inset first, then extrude
Hello sir can u tell me plz where we get tyflow and other tools ?
Pro.tyFlow.com
@@RedefineFX thanks. I want to ask.. in rendering how much total time it takes if we use tyflow animation?
Lovely tutorial as usual... Thanks man but it looks more like mercury than water.
Thanks. You can lower surface tension to get a more watery look if that’s what you’re after. I wanted to emphasize the water resistance look 😉
@@RedefineFX OK... Got it
Please , Make a car explosion tutorial Sir!
I am waiting . Thank you
Noted ;)
ну реально как ртуть, а не вода.
Sir tyflow is free
For now, the beta is free
@@RedefineFX you make awesome animation video make plz big fan
Get off with that iphone 11.
wow nice! thank you. can you share the iphone 11 model?
I can’t it’s not my model sorry
RedefineFX its ok master.. hehe. ok i will make own