Amazing dude pls keep hittin us with this tutorials. I would love to keep learning Flip Fluids, I do it for fun and there is no much info out there. Thank's for sharing you made my day
I was like no way a Morten tutorial!? Thank you so much (I love your content!) can you more Flip Fluids tutorials? Thank you and keep up the great work.
I have one question though: In the very beginning of the video you show some of your work. So the left video shows a great transition between liquid and more viscous fluids. Do you also animate the material color? Cause the lighting seems to interact so unique with the material. Can you do a tutorial on rendering and setting up lighting and material? If you have patreon I damn pay for it :D Greetings!
I don't remember animating the material, but I use a material with self illumination for the particles. I want to make more tutorials, but unfortunately my Parkinsons disease are not treating me well at the moment, so I don't have the energy I'm afraid 😒
![Intro to FLIP Fluids - Part 1: Getting Started [Blender Add-on Tutorial]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Iu_YxibkUn8/mqdefault.jpg)
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Really cool, nice to see that you keyframe when you bake. Thats a good point, that i need to learn. Cool Idea, like the tut.
would love more tutorials from you - this was very inspirational
Thank you Morten. Amazing content.
Amazing dude pls keep hittin us with this tutorials. I would love to keep learning Flip Fluids, I do it for fun and there is no much info out there. Thank's for sharing you made my day
Wonderful work. Very instructional. Thank you.
Wonderful
What a gem! Thank you sir!
yes!!
thank you
Thanks for the awesome tutorial and all the tips!
You are welcome 🙂
thank u this saved my day
thank you!
Nice tutorial my dude
Cool tutorial!!! Would be great if you do some tuts about rendering fluids in cycles as you said in video)) Thanks for sharing!
I will try to make time for it in the coming weeks!
@@Mortenlu.kungfu Subscribed) Waiting for it. Thanks for your work!
Yeah! Love it!
I was like no way a Morten tutorial!? Thank you so much (I love your content!) can you more Flip Fluids tutorials? Thank you and keep up the great work.
"its moving its alive" lmao
bang! fantastic! thank you
Thanks Morten !!
aha, looks nice. but, flip fluid addon costs money!!?!?!!! hmmmm..... can't we do something similar with the free options like mantaflow??
Tak fra Sverige :)
I'm curious about how you add the motion blur effect to the fluid? By RSMB? Or there's better way to do it.
AHA 😇 That is actually post mb. Mostly Resolve, and sometimes After Effects pixel mb.
@@Mortenlu.kungfu Thanks.
I have one question though: In the very beginning of the video you show some of your work. So the left video shows a great transition between liquid and more viscous fluids. Do you also animate the material color? Cause the lighting seems to interact so unique with the material. Can you do a tutorial on rendering and setting up lighting and material? If you have patreon I damn pay for it :D
Greetings!
I don't remember animating the material, but I use a material with self illumination for the particles. I want to make more tutorials, but unfortunately my Parkinsons disease are not treating me well at the moment, so I don't have the energy I'm afraid 😒
@@Mortenlu.kungfu Thank you for your message! I wish you all the best! Get well soon, Greetings Dennis
so slow. Real Flow 10 times faster.
I guess. But Realflow is 596 USD and FlipFluids for Blender is 79 USD...