Liquid in a glass?
Posted: Sunday, 13.October 2013, 18:00Anybody has an idea how to create that in werkkzeug4?
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Liquid in a glass?
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Posted: Sunday, 13.October 2013, 18:00Re: Liquid in a glass?
Posted: Sunday, 13.October 2013, 19:48did you tried with sphsimulator and collision ?
Re: Liquid in a glass?
Posted: Sunday, 13.October 2013, 20:02No. It is one of the obvious paths.
1) sph - doesn't create a smooth surface and hungry for sys resources...
2) displaced caps of a cylinder. The caps are in fact disconnected from the body. Gaps appear from time to time.
I was thinking of some shader combination that would act like a clipping plane. But in this case it should be displaced and animated, thus creating the moving liquid surface. I wonder if it's possible to clip an object by another object with animated displacement?
1) sph - doesn't create a smooth surface and hungry for sys resources...
2) displaced caps of a cylinder. The caps are in fact disconnected from the body. Gaps appear from time to time.
I was thinking of some shader combination that would act like a clipping plane. But in this case it should be displaced and animated, thus creating the moving liquid surface. I wonder if it's possible to clip an object by another object with animated displacement?