FLIP Fluids addon | Inflow & Outflow (2b)

Welcome to the second video (part 2/2) for our complete guide!
This is about Inflow/Outflow objects in detail and will help you to understand them.
Links for you:
• Read more about the "submerging"-topic here: github.com/rlguy/Blender-FLIP...
• Examplefile from this video: flipfluids.com/wp-content/upl...
• Complete Guide: flipfluids.com/complete-guide/
• Documentation: github.com/rlguy/Blender-FLIP...
Thank you for watching!
- FLIP Fluids addon development team

[@mtscott44]

4:45 is like one the most amazing features....seriously, it's what gives us the creative freedom to figure out what works and what doesn't without having to wait.

[@NarekAvetisyan]

Still wating for your whitewater video :)

[@ShadyRonin]

Can't wait for the whitewater guide!

[@randomblenderstuff2131]

FIRST thanks for this it helps a lot of beginers.

[@perfectionwd4189]

great tutorial ! Thanks :)

[@dangelernter4854]

Also looking forward to a whitewater guide!

[@FLIPFluids]

Its finished, now :)

[@gloriacastelva]

thanks a lot.

[@luchoMKlove]

Thanks You

[@ShindlerReal]

Is there a way to make inflow the smallest size possible? I know it's dependent on resolution and if inflow object too small it won't emit water at all. Would be great if it was possible not to constantly resize object all the time until it fits the resolution and just make the process automatic.

[@FLIPFluids]

Not sure if it is helpful. But you can turn on the debug simulation grid to see how small your inflow can be to work.

[@videosagb]

How we could do the first animation of sphere filling in water?

[@FLIPFluids]

Here the technique will be described: th-cam.com/video/WOXoDjndOZc/w-d-xo.html

[@gloriacastelva]

Hi. Thanks for your videos. When are you going to release more videos from the guide?

[@FLIPFluids]

The whitewater guide is in production and will be ready very soon ;)

[@pascals5408]

@@FLIPFluids Will it be paid content/ come with the paid FlipFluid Versions?

[@Zealand011]

Sir how you stop the inflow but the fluid still is in the domain? Bcs i was working on a project but the fluid fills the whole domain and i want the inflow stop at one point then it falls off and mixes with the fluid
Edit:I have saw one of your reply to the inflow stoping but after that how do i make it fall and mix with the fluid waiting for your reply.

[@FLIPFluids]

Hi! Please send us a support request email including your system information (using the button in the addon‘s preferences) a description and a blend file. That will be easier for us to help.

[@potroastpokie]

Is there a way to turn off the inflow object without animating it to leave the domain?

[@FLIPFluids]

Yes. You can animate the „enable“ checkbox (switch on/off).

[@potroastpokie]

@@FLIPFluids thank you

[@user-nz9eq2is8e]

@@FLIPFluids When I keyframe the enable tickbox the water still continues, is this because of the sheeting effects?

[@fernandodossantos6619]

It's been 4 months. I still don't know how to use all the other settings

[@renegabicho7075]

lack of tutorials on this they made this add on without giving any tutorials on how to do it on specific objects

[@renegabicho7075]

can you do tutorials on how to achieve diffrent animation on diffrent object its really hard to use this add on without any tutorials around

[@FLIPFluids]

Please take a look to our learning menu on our webpage - there are many answers ;)

[@shockerson]

guys , where is music ? :D :)

[@FLIPFluids]

We get the music from audiio or soundstripe

[@copycatlyn]

wisible

[@renegabicho7075]

im sick of this ball and domain box tutorial i know this already i want to know how to make a simple and compact liquid that runs in simple way like a caramel sticky liquid that spread and compact way, the common tutorials is always for ocean, tskkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@FLIPFluids]

Take a look to the sexy sweets tutorial from BlenderPhysics - it explains caramel and chocolate 🍫;)

[@jbills9599]

@Rene gabicho also this one: th-cam.com/video/rKdBcuA4BLg/w-d-xo.html

[@violentpixelation5486]

@@FLIPFluids That's a really friendly answer for such a rude question. :D #Respect

[@physicscom]

is this possible to pour liquid into glass using flip fluid, If Yes then what setting do I need to choose for glass means outflow, inflow etc...

[@FLIPFluids]

Yes that is possible. The glass should be an obstacle while an other object will fill liquid in (inflow). We have a complete guide video about these objects on our channel. An important hint is, that thin obstacle need a high resolution for the simulator. But you can also use the inverse function for the obstacle. Feel free to send a blend file to our support mail and we help you with setting it up.

[@physicscom]

I am facing another problem now. My liquid follows my curve perfectly but at the end point of the curve, my water stops falling down while I want to fall it down into a cup. if I remove the curve then water directly falls down and starts filling my cup but if I add the curve as a guide path for liquid. liquid stops at the endpoint of the curve. after 18 to 20 hours working on this single problem, I don't have a solution. please help, I need to deliver an ORDER to my CLIENT.

[@FLIPFluids]

Sounds like you missed to disable the "Enable End Caps" checkbox from your curve force field@@physicscom .
If this does not help feel free to send your file to us.