Absolutely love these quicker startup tutorials but it would be really helpful if your tutors ran through those initial setup elements (ie. the emitter being an object shape / setting collision surfaces for planes etc) It's a little difficult to follow these more complex tutorials when your scene moves in a completely different manner to the one you're following. Generally speaking though amazing stuff as always: more please!
Absolutely what I was saying! Looks more like an advertisement than a tutorial. And the frustrating thing is nobody else really does insydium tutorials
Exactly! - or provide the scene so we can see those initial settings. The number of particles the emitter is spitting out and the scale of the scene can have a huge influence on final looks. If you make this scene with the default sizes of objects and settings you won't actually get any sheeting even if you use the settings you can see in the sheeter.
Insanely close to RealFlow! Congrats to this. I never needed fluids as realistic that RF creates so I never got a license. It’s just too costly. $4,000 is just too much! But this is in the realm for freelance artists. Reasonable price and a non-convoluted workflow with quick results. A total dream.
This is gonna be a awesome new release! Love the creative control you get with xpSplash & xpSheeter. Just wished that the OpenVDB Mesher would give a better result for the final output.
Hi Adam, This isn't a tutorial. This is our Public Release overview of xpSplash & xpSheeter from 2019. If you head to your account you'll find Maintenace Training, within you'll find a fluids section. Hopefully, these tutorials will help! -Thanks
I was trying to drop a bottle on a fluid tank and making splash and having really hard time to get nice result. I failed, any advise from professionals here. Thank you
I dind't expect this to be available this soon....one little thing I was looking for though was a way to "ripple" fluids like water. I've seen realflow doing that and it looks absolutely realistic. Add that as a modifier and RealflowForC4D is basically dead.
Even better now than in Realflow (Splash control is head pain in RF). I hope that Insydium will work also on speed, because RF still much faster in viewport
@@KiR_3d Houdini can beat both very easy especially in large simulations. But I like to use X-particles in small simulations for motion design, it's more easy to control it for something which is not physically correct, like splashes in air, small collisions, etc
@@WPSoul Thanks for the answer. Actually I've meant concretely "is it capable of doing the same "trick" and is it easier?" As I know the hobby/student licence is just ~90$ for Houdini.
@@KiR_3d if you are starting to learn 3d - Houdini is your choice. It's much harder to learn than X-particles or Realflow, but it doesn't have any limitations at all and you can do everything in Houdini which is not possible in any other software. But, still I like XP and RF, because it's more faster to use them for some work, especially for webdesign and promo videos, more easy to setup cool sexy renders and not large sim staff. So, in few words, all software have own purpose and positive/negative sides
Hi Serge, you are doing nothing wrong, the xpSplash and xpSheeter features will be available in the Public Release out on the 8th July. If you have up-to-date maintenance you will receive the Release. Thanks
Hi, with your Maintenance Agreement you can access Maintenance Training through your customer account: insydium.ltd/support-home/maintenance-training/ If you have worked your way through the Maintenance Training you could take a look at our Premium Training Series - Particle FX which can be purchased here: insydium.ltd/shop/index.php?route=product/product&path=59&product_id=70 Thanks
Sadly I can not follow the tutorial either since İ am a beginner and the initial setup is not explained. İ own the lates version of xp and have an up to date maintenance agreement but noting on the maintenance training section as well:(
Hi, this isn't a tutorial. This video was created as a demonstration of xpSplash and xpSheeter prior to it's release. - Check out the video manual for information on these features. Simply click the 'Camera' logo within X-Particles or click this link: insydium.ltd/support-home/video-manuals/x-particles-video-manual/ -Thanks
XP has always been great but it's really not possible for small creators to afford such a plugin. Been waiting for a non-commercial version for years now, still nothing from INSYDIUM...
amazin everything, but they never answer questions in YT or insidium forums, you need to wait a lot to find someone to have solve the same problem or keep trying, same for cycles 4D. I think if u r promoting something amazing like this u should make a lot a of basic tutorials we dont have your knowledge of this plugins. but whatever i think this comment isnt going to been seen by u ass the others. at least make a deal with grayscale gorilla they can make tutos if u dont have time
Hi Zoir - have you not checked out the Video Manual? These may be the sort of things you're looking for? - insydium.ltd/support-home/video-manuals/ In regards to responses on TH-cam - We can't respond to technical quieries here, as the Technical Support Team are working tirelessly behind the scenes - if you need some in-depth support then you should speak to them - insydium.ltd/help/ Thanks
@Zoir Galvan Cubillos This video was created for the 2019 Public Release. This is not a tutorial. Have you taken a look at our Maintenance Training? insydium.ltd/support-home/maintenance-training/ Alternatively, you can learn through our Content Repository. Download scene files to break apart and learn with: insydium.ltd/community/content-repository/ -Thanks
You Jumped into a tutorial without explaining how you got to the point of the torus emitting particles. Looks like you are only showing off your knowledge and not teaching anything. Pretend we don't know anything and start from scratch, please.
Absolutely love these quicker startup tutorials but it would be really helpful if your tutors ran through those initial setup elements (ie. the emitter being an object shape / setting collision surfaces for planes etc)
It's a little difficult to follow these more complex tutorials when your scene moves in a completely different manner to the one you're following.
Generally speaking though amazing stuff as always: more please!
could'nt agree more!
I fully agree also! without some of your specific settings, it doesn't work :(
Absolutely what I was saying! Looks more like an advertisement than a tutorial. And the frustrating thing is nobody else really does insydium tutorials
@@Claymoretrax word they need to put out better and longer tutorials
Exactly! - or provide the scene so we can see those initial settings. The number of particles the emitter is spitting out and the scale of the scene can have a huge influence on final looks. If you make this scene with the default sizes of objects and settings you won't actually get any sheeting even if you use the settings you can see in the sheeter.
You guys do really a great job!
Niko! you do great work too :))
@@olgapichugina62 Thank you very much ;)
Just got XP. These features alone were worth it. There is so much you can do with the plugin.
Been waiting for this one! Got the perfect animation waiting for it. Thanks guys.
Insanely close to RealFlow! Congrats to this. I never needed fluids as realistic that RF creates so I never got a license. It’s just too costly. $4,000 is just too much! But this is in the realm for freelance artists. Reasonable price and a non-convoluted workflow with quick results. A total dream.
This is gonna be a awesome new release! Love the creative control you get with xpSplash & xpSheeter. Just wished that the OpenVDB Mesher would give a better result for the final output.
It's really great seeing insydium just in few months developing such amazing new features for XP. Great job guys !!!!
Does anyone know how to set it up? Especially the second part of the video?
You guys are KILLING IT!!!
Cannot follow this . The initial setup is missing
Please can you release some in depth training on this, so many holes in this whilst trying to follow along
Such a great tutorial. Exactly what I was looking for.
Very cool tools in a very handy way.
Thank you for the tutorial - its a good overview how to work with that.
congrats guys
Excellent, I'll be on this! Great job guys.
This is great but you should mention that you need to change the subframe steps to get this result.
This short tutorial needs to be revisited.
Hi Adam,
This isn't a tutorial. This is our Public Release overview of xpSplash & xpSheeter from 2019.
If you head to your account you'll find Maintenace Training, within you'll find a fluids section. Hopefully, these tutorials will help!
-Thanks
i love your presentation , it also looks fantastic 🔥🔥
Too cool for school! I am so ready for this!
I was trying to drop a bottle on a fluid tank and making splash and having really hard time to get nice result. I failed, any advise from professionals here. Thank you
I'm attempting the same now. Did you figure it out? Is this Splash sheeter the way to go or not?
@@joakimulseth Not happy with the result and I gave up. I am not sure if this software is good for real-life production use.
It really is looking awesome. Can't wait...
I love you guys! YES finally competing with Real flow!
sorry, I'm beginner and I can't make the first part
configure the torus with XPemitter, and the modifiers, I don't know where found
Hi, we can't provide support in the comments but we have a Community Forum that's perfect for questions like this. -Thanks
community.insydium.online/
@@INSYDIUMLTD Thank you very much
Imagine you'd want a foot to step into a puddle and have a big splash, are these new dynamics modifiers the ones you should be using?
btw this is some nice sheet. GET IT?
what do you think?
i am impressed!
Why is my tablet press particle not purple in Group 2?
Is there an ETA on an update to the content repository that utilizes xpSplash and xpSheeter?
I dind't expect this to be available this soon....one little thing I was looking for though was a way to "ripple" fluids like water. I've seen realflow doing that and it looks absolutely realistic. Add that as a modifier and RealflowForC4D is basically dead.
Bob! X-Particles is fantastic :))
looks awesome
Even better now than in Realflow (Splash control is head pain in RF). I hope that Insydium will work also on speed, because RF still much faster in viewport
Hi! How is it vs Houdini?
@@KiR_3d Houdini can beat both very easy especially in large simulations. But I like to use X-particles in small simulations for motion design, it's more easy to control it for something which is not physically correct, like splashes in air, small collisions, etc
@@WPSoul Thanks for the answer. Actually I've meant concretely "is it capable of doing the same "trick" and is it easier?"
As I know the hobby/student licence is just ~90$ for Houdini.
@@KiR_3d if you are starting to learn 3d - Houdini is your choice. It's much harder to learn than X-particles or Realflow, but it doesn't have any limitations at all and you can do everything in Houdini which is not possible in any other software. But, still I like XP and RF, because it's more faster to use them for some work, especially for webdesign and promo videos, more easy to setup cool sexy renders and not large sim staff. So, in few words, all software have own purpose and positive/negative sides
Cool thing also that you can combine Houdini and XP. Cinema 4d can good workflow for alembic files which you can generate in houdini.
Great stuff!
I cant find it in 690 ea build? Am I wrong with something?
Hi Serge, you are doing nothing wrong, the xpSplash and xpSheeter features will be available in the Public Release out on the 8th July. If you have up-to-date maintenance you will receive the Release. Thanks
@@INSYDIUMLTD Thx. What are the criteria, what comes into the ea program and what not?
aweseome. cant wait
fantastic!
Another great tutorial where you really cant see the setup so good luck recreating. NO ONE KNOW HOW THIS THING WORKS!
When I add the xpOVDB mesher to my scene, i get no options under the generator.
damn, take that realflow. awesome.
Hi, I am looking for how to transform gparticles to fluid in xparticles
Hi,
Please join one of our community areas:
discord.com/invite/pVkM3HP
community.insydium.online/
-Thanks
@@INSYDIUMLTD done, thanks :) are there any good courses for xparticles? also payed one?
Hi, with your Maintenance Agreement you can access Maintenance Training through your customer account: insydium.ltd/support-home/maintenance-training/
If you have worked your way through the Maintenance Training you could take a look at our Premium Training Series - Particle FX which can be purchased here: insydium.ltd/shop/index.php?route=product/product&path=59&product_id=70
Thanks
Sadly I can not follow the tutorial either since İ am a beginner and the initial setup is not explained. İ own the lates version of xp and have an up to date maintenance agreement but noting on the maintenance training section as well:(
Hi, this isn't a tutorial.
This video was created as a demonstration of xpSplash and xpSheeter prior to it's release. - Check out the video manual for information on these features. Simply click the 'Camera' logo within X-Particles or click this link: insydium.ltd/support-home/video-manuals/x-particles-video-manual/
-Thanks
@@INSYDIUMLTD We would all love to know how Bob got the particles to just sit there after birth without the gravity or friction.....
Killing it 🙌, how much will it cost?
Lets dive right into the Shitter! I love bob lol
Fantastic!!! Can you please upload file? It is really hard to build that without knowing about sizes, emittersettings etc.
yeah same here, I find it almost impossible to follow as my stuff behave very differently lol
can you make beer pouring with foam using xparticle?
WOW! It is available on Early Access?
No, xpSplash and xpSheeter will be new features released with our Public Release out on the 8th July - not long to wait. Thank you
im new to x-particles. Can i know if xpSheeter works with pbdfluids?
The sheeter is so increeeedibly slow to calculate though :/
круто!
YOU ARE AWESOME BUT I DON'T HAVE A MONEY :D
Realflow is shaking
XP has always been great but it's really not possible for small creators to afford such a plugin. Been waiting for a non-commercial version for years now, still nothing from INSYDIUM...
Are you kidding? The plugin is 600€ which is like one workday worth, you should really up your rates!
I want to give 5 thumbs up...can TH-cam please make an exception? thank you
Ummm, tasty)
amazin everything, but they never answer questions in YT or insidium forums, you need to wait a lot to find someone to have solve the same problem or keep trying, same for cycles 4D. I think if u r promoting something amazing like this u should make a lot a of basic tutorials we dont have your knowledge of this plugins. but whatever i think this comment isnt going to been seen by u ass the others. at least make a deal with grayscale gorilla they can make tutos if u dont have time
Hi Zoir - have you not checked out the Video Manual? These may be the sort of things you're looking for? - insydium.ltd/support-home/video-manuals/
In regards to responses on TH-cam - We can't respond to technical quieries here, as the Technical Support Team are working tirelessly behind the scenes - if you need some in-depth support then you should speak to them - insydium.ltd/help/
Thanks
@Zoir Galvan Cubillos This video was created for the 2019 Public Release. This is not a tutorial.
Have you taken a look at our Maintenance Training? insydium.ltd/support-home/maintenance-training/
Alternatively, you can learn through our Content Repository. Download scene files to break apart and learn with: insydium.ltd/community/content-repository/
-Thanks
You Jumped into a tutorial without explaining how you got to the point of the torus emitting particles. Looks like you are only showing off your knowledge and not teaching anything. Pretend we don't know anything and start from scratch, please.
Can u turn off the silly music? We're proffesionals here.