Shower Water Tutorial - Phoenix FD for 3Ds Max and VRay NEXT

[@mae2309]

Great stuff playa.. love this tutorial

[@_Stan_Smith]

Huge thanks from 2021 )))

[@vrayguide]

Awesome 👏

[@SvetlinNikolovPhx]

Yay, it's our shower scene! Glad you made a video out of it as well so it gets more views :)

[@jimmwagner]

Nice! I'm excited to try it out.

[@herreramanu3l]

Hello sir,
Thanks for sharing, I tried and it worked, how can I control the water scale? In a scene made by me, the water comes out very very large, I work with real scales.

[@fay_1497]

Hello, what did you do? mine looks like a waterfall, please help!

[@arc_fab]

Thanks

[@Vistaenvision]

Hi,
you are working and teaching in amazing way. We appreciate you are teaching us in free.
I have a query can we import phoenix fd simulation to unreal engine?
thankyou so much

[@dalliias]

I guess in geocache form

[@Vistaenvision]

@@dalliias ok will that geocache work in unreal engine have you tried?

[@dalliias]

@@Vistaenvision not sure, I haven't but maybe research how to get geocache files into unreal

[@Vistaenvision]

@@dalliias I will try research on that

[@generg2358]

I didn't get how to make it on vray

[@ssd3d]

love it
thanx sir

[@supercomputadora]

nice

[@vrayguide]

Thanks

[@petera.di.salvatore4493]

nice video. Does it have to be first simulated and then rendered or can it be direclyt rendered without waiting the simulation particles

[@vrayguide]

No the simulation gotta go first, then you can render from any angle

[@petera.di.salvatore4493]

@@vrayguide thank you

[@air_defender]

I rendering by Vray Next update 2 (phoenix fd 4.2 for 3ds max 2020) and have a problem with foam ( foam disappears on render (

[@fay_1497]

I can't make the particles smaller, everything works fine but it looks like a waterfall, please tell me what can I do? Thank you!

[@EdgarHermosilloS]

Thanks...!!! Cool

[@javierrobles7564]

is there a way to start the simulation from another frame?... y want to do a waterfall, but i want my wall to be covered from water from the initial frame.. is there a way to do this?..

[@MegaWild71]

yes .. uncheck the timeline under simulation roll out and start the simulation from a negative frame number i.e. -20