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waterfall particles - Refik - 04-23-2019
I wanted to play around with the waterfalls .. are there any ideas for this in TyFlow ? I don't need to water mesh, it is quite enough to generate particles..
For example, I have a simple example in Houdini, do not quite understand how to repeat with TyFlow in the same way?
Any help is welcome!
(Particles generation only)
RE: waterfall particles - mazi710 - 04-23-2019
TyFlow isn't made to make liquids. But if you just add an emitter and a collision object you will get something similar.
RE: waterfall particles - Refik - 04-23-2019
There are no liquid emitters (In Houdini), this is the usual particle system..
I have already found, in principle, what could partially satisfy me. But some particles remain on the surface (I wanted them to roll with the others) ... what should I change?
PlayBlast:
tytest.mp4 (Size: 9.11 MB / Downloads: 811)
p/s.
and one more question - can I export these particles to alembic?
RE: waterfall particles - mazi710 - 04-23-2019
(04-23-2019, 10:56 AM)Refik Wrote: There are no liquid emitters (In Houdini), this is the usual particle system..
I have already found, in principle, what could partially satisfy me. But some particles remain on the surface (I wanted them to roll with the others) ... what should I change?
PlayBlast:
p/s.
and one more question - can I export these particles to alembic?
Under the Collision operator there is a tab called "friction". As standard it is 50%, set it to 0 along with variable to 0 as well and you will have no friction. Same with the Bounce tab if you don't want bounce as well.
As to the Alembic part i have no experience.
RE: waterfall particles - Refik - 04-23-2019
Thanks, it worked!
RE: waterfall particles - HHbomb - 04-23-2019
You can add a Particle Physics operator. It works fine and fast.