Title: RedefineFX – Phoenix FD Beginner Liquid FX Course
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Liquid simulations are much simpler to make than they seem. In fact, just a few lessons into this course, you’ll feel comfortable running beautiful 3D water simulations that are sure to blow your clients’ minds, make a splash on Instagram & give a high-end feel to your reel. Liquid sims are used by big players like Apple in their launch trailers, to showcase waterproof ability & other extremely cool effects. You can immediately take this practical knowledge and apply it to your work, whether it’s a fountain for Archviz, water-resistance for Productviz or a slow-motion water splash for a soda commercial. I’ve used these effects to attract high-end clients and charge thousands of dollars per project & I’m teaching it all in this value-packed course
Phoenix FD is an amazing plug-in for 3Ds Max that allows you to create liquid simulations entirely within 3Ds Max.
Unlike RealFlow, the meshing takes place automatically during rendering
Heavy Vray optimization (both made by same company) allows for FAST rendering
Don’t get me wrong, RealFlow is great in certain situations, but my true love is Phoenix because it’s so much simpler and easier to use.
The settings make so much more sense
Simulation is fast, and you can get good results very quickly.
Effects like mixing liquids of different colors are surprisingly simple to setup
Particle Flow & tyFlow support allows for some spectacular effects, such as realistic rain
Fun helpers such as Body Force & Path follow allow for object morphing and spline follow effects
Highly realistic results with little effort (see Fountain & Waterfall examples below)
Used in production on major motion pictures & TV Shows such as Game of Thrones
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boah, thats great. I`ve looking so long for tuts from redefine. Are the others also avaiable?
Hm, too bad, the files are corrupt. The videos have no sound.
use video converter to convert the format and edit the sound file in premier(sound file are with the same name but with 1 at the end)
can open multiple files in VLC and play them simultaneously. Works great.