Blender Animation || Shipwake | Flip Fluids addon | Ocean Modifier
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2023
- Latest shipwake animation:
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This project is aimed at developing fairly advanced workflow using Blender, Flip Fluids addon and Davinci Resolve. The following 3 steps were used to seamlessly blend the flip sim into the ocean.
a.) Shrink wrap modifier is used on the ocean to wrap around the flip fluid
b.) Lattice modifier used on flip surface to flatten the edges
c.) Gradient texture on flip surface to gradually fade into the ocean
Breakdown/Walk-through on how to blend flip sim with ocean:
• How to blend Flip simu...
Flip Fluid Stats:
Cache size: 50 GB
Voxels: 40 million
White water particles: 50 million
Simulation time: 12 hours
Render time: 2 min per frame (see below)
Thanks to the following youtube channels for helpful ideas:
Flip Fluids, ArchiCraig CAD, George Tsianakas, 47guitartom, Dylan Neill & Ocean Sky
Flip Fluids addon for Blender:
For now, please visit official Flip Fluids website/channel for relevant information/tutorials.
Ocean animation tutorial:
• Blender Tutorial || Oc...
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Materials and HDRIs:
Polyhaven
Simulations:
Flip Fluids (Blender Market)
Ship model:
Blenderkit addon
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Blender version: 3.6 LTS
Render Engine: Cycles (Optix)
Lighting: Nishita Sky Texture & HDRIs
Samples: 512 samples with Open Image Denoise @ 1080p resolution.
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Laptop: Acer Predator Helios 300
CPU: Intel® Core™ i7-12700H Processor
GPU: Nvidia GeForce RTX3070 Laptop GPU
RAM: 64 GB DDR5
Digital Pad: Ipad pro 2020 & Easy canvas app
Cloud: AWS EC2 (Amazon Web Services)
Audio and Video recording: Dolby IO app on iPhone 12 Pro max and iPad Pro 2020
Editing: Davinci Resolve 18
#blender #b3d #blenderanimation #render #cinematic
Music: Epidemic Sound - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Breakdown/Walk-through on how to blend flip sim with ocean:
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it's really really cool, Bro!!! 🤩
Thank you so much!
pretty
Thank you!
This is awesome, amazing work! Would you be able to share how you created the gradient on the flip surface to blend it with the ocean?
Thank you so much. The video description has few tips on how to blend flip surface to the ocean. Also my other flip breakdown videos such as spaceship rising out of ocean has helpful tips as well.
This is fantastic. Do you have a full setup video?
Thank you! I haven't had time to do a complete flip setup video but recently I uploaded how I blend flip surface with ocean modifier. Hope that helps.
nice.
Thank you!
Almost perfect... Uncanny valley style.
Thank you!
Such eyecandy!
Thank you!!
I wish all tutorials had such an excellent description in their video's.
Thanks for the info. Now I have finally an idea about the speed of a photo realistic animation 🙏🏻
Awesome!!!!!, how did you seamlessly blend the sim with the ocean modifier
Thank you so much! I outlined the process to seamlessly blend the flip sim with the ocean in the video description.
@@blendercinematic thanks 😊 my bad
Very nice. Sadly Flip Fluids is useless if it comes to simuating ship wake because you cant have a dynamic domain. What you did here is absolutely maximum that flip fluids can do atm. This means you can't really use it in the production as it is right now. I bet making these few seconds took you few weeks :D
Thank you! Flip has a lot of potential but is computationally intensive. The addon developers have been optimizing it over the years both in terms of multi-threading performance and ram usage along with adding new features. The addon is intuitive and once the Flip parameters are understood quite well, setting up is quick and with few simulation iterations, we can get close to the result we intended. I'll be posting more as I explore. Thank you and stay tuned!
How much time did it take to bake the whole simulation? Rly cool!
Edit: nevermind imi e just read the description
Thank you!
can you make a step by step video on how u created the wake itnteracting to with the boat i tried to recreate it but the wake doesn't look even close to yours and im using flip fluid add on. plsss helppp thank youuu
Thank you for asking. I would be happy to share but step by step tutorial would take quite some time. I'll try for a breakdown with important flip settings first. As I find more time, I'll make more detailed tutorial. For now, please take a look at the video description for relevant information.
Good work! I've read your tips on your workflow and it's interesting, I wonder if it's achievable in other ways. I've done something similar definitively not this dense. Check this addon: vortex fluids enhancements, since it can improve your workflow even more. Congrats.
Thank you so much! I quickly checked out the vortex fluid enhancement addon and it seems very nice. I'll find time to check it out in detail and see if I can integrate into my workflow. Thanks again and appreciate your time for pointing me in the direction of this addon.
do you have tutorial ship wake? (not blend Flip sim onto ocean) about how to create bow wave and stern wave
I have plans for a tutorial as soon as I find some time. Meanwhile, if you need some help, you can contact me on discord, the details of which are on the about page of my channel.
How did you merge infinite ocean with simulation?
The video description has few tips on how to blend flip surface to the ocean. Also my other flip breakdown videos such as spaceship rising out of ocean has helpful tips as well. Thank you.
Your animation is really great. However, the wave is too big compared to the boat.
Thank you so much. I agree. This is one of the first versions and I haven’t dialed in the scale properly. I’ve been working on refining the sims over the past year. Stay tuned for the updated ones.
hello sir plz bring a tutorial when a spaceship goes over the ocean so, we see a turbulent wave on the ocean then how to create it Please bring a tutorial on this step by step.
Sounds good. We might need to use force fields inside flip fluids. Do you have a reference movie clip in mind to better understand the visual effect? Thank you.
a bit of advice: at 00:06 - 00:08, the water droplets close to the side of the ship above the water don't look realistic:
- Water particles from space show out (i mean no source)
- the water droplet is quite big compared to the ship
(sorry for my English 🤣)
No worries. Those are water particles that leaked into the hull during simulation. I have to tweak the obstacle thickness so that fluid stays outside the obstacle. Also I enabled friction for the hull obstacle which drags water particles along. These are the ones we have to be cautious as they break the reality if closely looked at. Thank you again for pointing out those. 😄
@@blendercinematic What do you think about using only the hull to run the simulator.
I've always had trouble with Obstacle Manifolds so I usually clone the hull and fill it up (don't use thin walls)
I did run the simulation on a cloned hull. However, I still have to play around with obstacle parameters and possibly up the domain resolution.
@@blendercinematic my process is to make a clone of the model, taking only the parts that come into contact with water. Edit it to keep it as simple as possible. Then set it to an obstacle and run the emulator. That clone will not be rendered. Copy the animation of the clone for the main model and render with that model. How do you think?
Perfect. That's how this animation was done.
how do ya'll blenders don't freeze and crash? I'm on an i9 14900k with a 4090 and 128gb ram, my blender barely functions on 600 res fluid bakes
Good question. It’s more to do with total number of voxels rather than just the resolution which in-turn depends on the domain dimensions. Although, my domain resolution is very high at around 1024, it is sufficiently thin so that the total number of voxels is still within the limits (around 50 million voxels if I remember correctly). If my domain is like a cube at such a high resolution, I can’t imagine how much ram I would need.
Will you be making a tutorial for this?
Complete tutorial might take time but I can try for a breakdown. For now, please refer to the video description for tips on how I simulated and rendered the animation. Thank you.
@@blendercinematic hey! Thanks. I didn't notice the instructions, that's thoughtful of you
is it possible
Yes it is. Flip fluids is capable of large scale simulation.