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Phoenix FD to LEGO - duckman - 04-20-2019
Hi, I wanted to ask how this effect was created
(For fluids and Pyro).
With kind regards,
Duckman
RE: Phoenix FD to LEGO - tyFlow - 04-21-2019
Birth Voxels can be used to fill volumes with voxelized particles. From there, just apply a mesher to your fluid of choice, use Birth Voxels to fill it, and colorize it however you want (in my instagram tests I colored by cell temperature).
RE: Phoenix FD to LEGO - yevgeni - 03-13-2020
(04-21-2019, 01:15 AM)tyFlow Wrote: Birth Voxels can be used to fill volumes with voxelized particles. From there, just apply a mesher to your fluid of choice, use Birth Voxels to fill it, and colorize it however you want (in my instagram tests I colored by cell temperature).Hi tyson can you explain abit more about the colorization ...i cant figure it out
RE: Phoenix FD to LEGO - stevenls - 03-13-2020
(04-21-2019, 01:15 AM)tyFlow Wrote: Birth Voxels can be used to fill volumes with voxelized particles. From there, just apply a mesher to your fluid of choice, use Birth Voxels to fill it, and colorize it however you want (in my instagram tests I colored by cell temperature).
Hey dude,
I thought I was on the right track with this but not it seems.
I have a Pheonix sim, just a sphere filling a volume. I have a Birth Voxels event with the Phoenix grid in place. Shape is a 3d Cube, display as the geo. I have a material ID in place but the whole temperature part is eluding me. There is no temperature with fluid so not sure where the voxels pick up the colour. I assume it needs the multi-sub material - just not sure where to plug that in.
Cheers