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Procedural condensation partA (VIDEO TUTORIAL)
🕑 Added 2021-03-03 17:09:14 +0000 UTCHello!
This is the first part of the condensation series. Many ways to skin the cat, this is one approach. Drop any questions below.
Cheers friends!!
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Thanos Kagkalos
thank you for ur support :)
dorval
Thank you so much for this tuto ! :-)
Thanos Kagkalos
you are very right the titles are confusing :) I will change them. Here is the sneak peak with all the parts: https://www.patreon.com/posts/procedural-sneak-48054013 Apologies for the inconvenience!
Sara Pscheidt
where is part 2?
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Would I be able to request the project files for this one?
Thanos Kagkalos
Hey buddy, on part 2 (15$ tier) I talk a little bit about the meshing. Performance gets back when baking to alembic. Will do a tut soon about glass objects i was waiting for some octane bug fixes on latest version!
Joacim Winqvist
Thank you Thanos! Looking forward to part 2 or a OVDB-tutorial in general, I never seem to find good settings for both look and performance. Another question, this works fine on a solid material as aluminium, but on a glass bottle you can see the full sphere, how would you solve that?
Helal
Amazing! I was watching full video 2nd time today. You are the best on Patron. Blessings
Helal
Hmm! Thanks. Waiting for Beer pouring and foam!
Thanos Kagkalos
easiest fix, cache first rotate later :)
Helal
Excellent! Question, if this can in pouring angle position like 45 degree, then these drops will drip to the ground, how it will works in this situation. Please advice me, thank you.
Helal
Thank you. Blessings
Thanos Kagkalos
Will do thanks for the kind comments!
Helal
I found you are the best and I am learning lots from you, the reason I am following you. Please keep my request, thank you
Thanos Kagkalos
Thanks! Ofc you can i just dont know how to do this haha I am not a vfx artist :D
Helal
Excellent tutorials, Love this. By any chance can I request you for the beer pouring and floating foam tutorial for the next one, thankyou
Tùng Tỉnh
cant wait for the render part. Cheers!
Thanos Kagkalos
Many thanks! I have a 3950x and 2 x2080ti on that machine as main specs. These amd are really good!
Vova Moroz
Thanos you do great tutorials. What is your Pc specs? Such great performance !
Thanos Kagkalos
Very kind of u to say :)
Johan Åkerberg
I think so to. You create a friendly atmosphere and thus makes it "easier" to follow and think during the tutorial sessions.
Thanos Kagkalos
OVDB ! cheers!
Thanos Kagkalos
haha thanks! Relaxing in what way? im curious :)
bogdancioc
Those tuts are so relaxing <3
screensnacks
Cool tutorial as always Thanos! <3 I was gonna ask how to mesh that, but I guess we get that in Part 2 :D
