Water simulations in 3Ds Max no plugins needed

Water simulations in 3Ds Max no plugins needed!
Max liquids was introduced in version 2018 based on bifrost it’s a very capable water solver to simulate liquid such as water, honey, beer and much more!
You can use it for your archviz projects or for vfx water simulations such as ocean and rivers.
Follow the steps shown in this short tutorial:
* create a liquid object and open the simulation view.
* Go to emitters and change icon type to custom.
* Add custom emitter object and choose your water source.
* Add colliders and choose your scene objects you want the water to collide with.
* Navigate to solver parameters panel and uncheck Delete Exceeding Particles, this will disable deleting extra water particles over time.
* Go to Transport Steps and increase Adaptivity to 0.5 and Min Transport Steps to 150, increasing this value will help stopping fast particles passing through solid objects without effecting the simulation time.
* Now start solve and wait for the simulation to finish.
* After simulation is finished go to Display Settings panel and change type to Bifrost Cache Mesh.
* Change its settings to your desired look in this example set Surface Radius to 3, Smoothing to 6 and Resolution Factor to 1.5
* Finally disable particles and enable cache mesh and hit simulate again.
* Apply your water material and play the animation.
Notes :
* this solver is voxel based so decreasing the Voxel size will generate higher quality liquid but long simulation times.
* In this example we used the default 0.5 voxel size for illustration purposes when working with fluids its better to start with higher values so you can visualize the liquid faster, start with values like 2 or 1,5 and when you’re happy with the simulation change it to 0.5 and simulate the final result.
* You can add a kill plane if you have water going out of the scene view to kill unnecessary particles for speeding up the sim.
* You can enable the foam solver to generate foam on the water.
* You can add multiple emitters and change each one’s settings separately in the same solver.
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[@FreeKiLLuminati]

so glad to know this information since I started 3ds Max in 2009/2010....WoW

[@rami84000]

This needs a video tut not just short ❤

[@krissosful]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@BoundlessBox]

My pleasure!!

[@FaezehBahrampouri]

Thanks a lot
But I have a question
How should I reduce the thinkness of the water?

[@PandaJerk007]

This looks great! I'm curious to try it :)

[@BoundlessBox]

You should!

[@anengineer152]

​@@BoundlessBoxmake full video😢

[@QkayDG]

I’m not sure if I have found this video through blender tutorials or searching for the song boundless box which I do both frequently, but I wasn’t doing either rn so I’m not sure which.

[@aleciablackstock2432]

That's so cool can it do animations as well just like how the the animations are that we watch and can you do one for us to see

[@tanyakonoval5870]

Great job! How to make that water will gather in the sink, like in your video?

[@user-os2rg2ip2b]

Thanks

[@3dprovray]

GOOD JOB

[@BoundlessBox]

Thanks 🙏🏻

[@Em0ti0naljpg]

What would you change if your wanting the water to come out from like a water fountain? Like instead of the water coming straight down for it to push out more and then down

[@BoundlessBox]

You can add motion field to the scene and add it in the motion field’s section of the fluids, manipulate the motion field directional force to get the desired effect. Hope this helps 🙏🏻

[@iloom9010]

are having the full video tutorial?

[@BoundlessBox]

Unfortunately no, maybe in the future though

[@bn-nbhan81]

Thanx blender

[@rongbongphangcho1561]

Where is the disable particles option?

[@dannyarango2023]

.......guat !!❤

[@sibaar946]

👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@nizari486]

Which version

[@olenafrayha-ok1bc]

😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@BoundlessBox]

Thanks 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@joyaoun4988]

How can i make it low poly

[@sanasa2528]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@BoundlessBox]

Thanks 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Ibrahim.AS99]

Is it rendered by vray?

[@user-cg7nd8ow3r]

I want to learn animation .can u help me

[@Tatibkoramiz]

cant fine FOuced and sink

[@ambica2632]

witch app do you make this please tell me name

[@DaviLucca2862]

3Ds max

[@BRUCESHARKYT]

Game?

[@anilkumarsharma8901]

use this for stock market simulation and compare with original 😁🤣🤣😂😁🤣🤣😁😁

[@trainerezhil]

need high end spec for this command

[@BoundlessBox]

Not really, you can do this on an average laptop you’ll need more time to finish that’s all

[@sheikfareed8012]

@@BoundlessBox You mean to finish the Rendering?

[@HighlightShorts1]

did all of you buy 3ds max?

[@AmithCM]

How to apply water materials

[@ArjunnVv]

Vray mat

[@Luted09]

This is not an iphone 8 concept video from 2008 showing eye visible stuff just sayin

[@Unknown_Man807]

Hope with out music ❤

[@user-fi5qv1gx9e]

ما أسم الاغنية من فضلك

[@OriTeGi]

3dsmax.. what's the version?? 2023?

[@BoundlessBox]

This was done in version 2023, but it’s possible since version 2018

[@OriTeGi]

@@BoundlessBox Thank you so much !!!!

[@kingkefa333]

Which app

[@MauroMan_]

XDXDXD

[@user-bl6go3xr7h]

wc

[@vanreach33]

Have you plugins ?

[@BoundlessBox]

There is no plugins it’s all 3Ds Max native tools

[@KamehlionHD]

auuugh

[@Mr.NM26]

Is it as heavey as phoenix FD to simulate this?

[@BoundlessBox]

Yes kind of, phoenix is more advanced and offers more features, but this is a solid free alternative

[@FaezehBahrampouri]

Thanks a lot
But I have a question
How should I reduce the thinkness of the water?

[@FaezehBahrampouri]

Thanks a lot
But I have a question
How should I reduce the thinkness of the water?