Water simulation with Chaos Phoenix

[@M.S.Rahimi]

The end result was amazing✨🔥

[@MIMVizStudio]

🌱🙏🏻

[@dilaso]

Thank you, good job! You should take a 3ds max and vantage course, you are very good

[@MIMVizStudio]

Thanks for the idea❤️

[@haneetkhanna1883]

just to add if your water fills and falls down with gravity and disappears you need a geomentry in this case the actual original bathtub. in the tutorial what he says at 5 :07 to 5:20 is very important otherwise ur water will not be able to contain inside the source . and if you want more control on speed of water in bathtub you need to use a liquid simulator and initial fill inside it and then lower time scale to get more calm water.anyways the tutorial is fantastic

[@MIMVizStudio]

Thanks for the detailed explanation and sharing your experiences😊❤️

[@andrecordeiro4758]

Top! Top! 😎

[@MIMVizStudio]

✌❤️

[@Darya_yk]

The tutorial was accurate and excellent🤌🏻😍

[@MIMVizStudio]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@abdulkadirdogan4741]

thank you soo much.

[@MIMVizStudio]

🙏🏻🌱

[@mohammadlimonatiyazd9539]

Hi . Can we import this water to UE5 ?

[@MIMVizStudio]

Not possible

[@danielquintans1506]

hi! Thanks for the video, for some reason my simulation take 16 minutes and for you only 4.1 seconds. I have a powerfull Computer.

[@MIMVizStudio]

I can't help you with this. Please re-examine your scene and details.

[@haneetkhanna1883]

finally i found a tutorial that explains initial fill without using a liquid source but my water is falling into ground and disappearing after 30 40 frames. what am i doing wrong. its inside the object it fills like u have showqn but then it drops down like with gravity and then disappears

[@MIMVizStudio]

Thank you for your comment. Watch the tutorial again and go step by step.