It takes from 3 to 30 minutes on Part I and more longer step by step videos in Part II in order for you to get all that you actually need and save you a tremendous amount of time and energy. Lessons are well thought through, short and condensed.
and beyond! This course will give you all that you MUST know from the point of the idea, planning, production (simulating, animating, meshing, rendering), post-production, to representing the work to your client/team and the audience.You will never look at 3D work and simulations the same way again. Thanks again for providing this course and I wish you more success in the days ahead!Ĭreate design of small scale fluids - water, chocolate, honey. I'm really looking forward to learning more and be more creative about the possibilities and applications of RealFlow. I really like that the course is covering a ton of aspects in RealFlow from simple problem solving to advanced and professional tips and techniques! I was ready to sleep the other night but thought about watching some more of the videos and got really excited because I found something in the course that I've always wondered how to do so I will definitely try that out in my next simulation. I then reviewed some of the videos and found that there's an easy solution to this issue under preferences. The other day I was trying out object interaction and noticed that the meshes gets flipped whenever I import them from Maya to RealFlow. I know I will need a solid foundation if I really want to understand and be creative using RealFlow and this course provides that. For a simple particle or mesh collision, go back into C4D and use the Plugins>Nextlimit> RealFlow Mesh loader v1.0 or use a Null object with an Expresso tag for the particle sequence (it’s all in the videos).On the first day, I took the whole day watching and learning about the videos under Layout and Navigation and Fasten Up The Workflow.Remember to save your particles or meshes as. Do whatever RealFlow stuff you want to do.Open RealFlow and use the File>Import>Import SD Scene to open the animated C4D mesh.Set the ‘Outfile’ save path and click ‘Save SD’.In the Objects panel, check the ‘Sv’ tick box for your object if the object isn’t deforming, you don’t need to check the Vertex ‘Vt’ box. Create your animation and use the Plugins>NextLimit> SD Scene Exporter 2.0.When modelling for RF, don’t forget to Triangulate your mesh object prior to export.
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