GEL INFLATION / PART 01
🕑 Added 2020-09-06 12:10:08 +0000 UTC- Gel inflation effect with x-particles
- Required latest x-particles release (Build 884)
Comments
Daniel Ginzburg
Got it. Thanks for the quick reply!
Mikhail
Hi! Thanks for kind words. Actually it is tricky part to hold position for the inflated object with xp. As I remember I've just tell the camera follow the object in order to make illusion that object in the same place.
Daniel Ginzburg
Hello Mikhail, thank you for this great tutorial! I love how you explore x-particles and it's capabilities. I have a question - how would you have the part of the tube outside of the inflation filed to not deform or move at all? It's kind of drifting in space at the moment. Thanks!
Mikhail
Sometimes xp doesn't correct in render view. As i know it's a bag. So. I recommend backed your geometry in alembic to avoid any issues with render. I hope it's clear more or less
Mikhail
Hello! Please make sure that you activated constraints in XpDynamics tag and deactivate push parameter in xp dynamics. Also you should use xp constraints modifier to control your dynamics. Overall press Cntr+D on windows or Cmd+D on a Mac and increase subframe steps to more accurate your simulation
Jay
I also cant render it once I have cached it, I am using cycles and it is the first time I have come across this problem, it looks fine in the viewport but will only render if I delete the XP cache. Please advise
Jay
Hi, I am trying this tutorial and have 2 problems - firstly I cant get it to be calm and smooth, once the falloff fields hits it sends a vibrating pulse around the edges it touches as if there was a noise shader with animation applied around the edges of the field.
You Zhang
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梓东 郝
lol
Thanos Kagkalos
Just in time for happy Friday night :)
Mikhail
Yeahh) i’m so happy
everthon estevan
thank you !! very cool
Mikhail
You’re welcome
Bradley Coufal
Great tutorial. Thank you!
Mikhail
you're welcome! I will make bonus tutorial with x-particles! Stay tuned!
Hoi
Thank you, learn so much on deformation on object using x-particle. Looking forward to more info and tutorial on x-particle