Honey and Viscous Liquids
Db3d
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I'd like to see a set of drips of viscous liquids like honey. The various objects and or morphs would need to have...
- a long pour like honey being poured out of a bottle with a taper down at the top in to a long string with a drop shape at the end.
- a free falling drop
- a long our with the end flattening out like the honey has hit a surface, and the surfaces should include
- a flat surface, like a table top or floor
- a curved surface like a ball, cheeck, lip, etc.
- an angled surface which would continue to drip downward after the stream hits it
- a splat for less viscous liquids
- shaders for clear (honey, syrup, etc.), translucent (cloudy liquids), and opaque (paints)
- the top should include morphs for flat and various diameter curved openings
This could be used for...
- paint, honey, syrup, etc., being poured out of a bottle or can
- honey drizzled over a surface like a strawberry, a lip, fingers, etc.
- paint splashing on a floor
- etc
Brent
Comments
Have you looked at Fluidos? https://www.daz3d.com/fluidos-ii-for-daz-studio
Might be able to do what you need.
Perhaps someone could create a set of static props using Blender's particle simulator. The only problem I see for curved surfaces is that there are so many variations of curves, even one apple to another wouldn't fit. Would probably need curve and width morphs (I don't know how well that'd work - just theorising).
See this: https://youtu.be/AtYiubFpr_c
Alberto, Thanks. I'll have to check out Fluidos.
Brent