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Maya nParticles Fluid Simulation: Water Flowing and Meshing

20131104 maya nParticles fluid simulation water flowing and meshing from Patrick Woo on Vimeo . A project prompted me to look into Maya's liquid solving and meshing. It is easy to confuse Maya's fluid simulation, particles simulation and liquid simulation. Fluids solving involves using voxels which cuts up a volume into cells and calculating how density, fuel, and heat moves around in that space, how much and how fast. This takes into account incompressibility, taking into account and preserving the volume of the contents being pushed around. Maya's solution to representing liquid uses nParticles with a liquid calculation section that also solves for incompressibility. However no voxels are involved. Instead each nParticle has an incompressibility multiplier that pushes its fellow particle away from itself when the neighbour comes within a certain distance from the particle's centre. The simulation is then configured to have the appearance of a blobby surfac...

More Personal Works - Dynamics

I just posted a few more personal works I was doing in my spare time. All are particles / dynamics related 20100718 test Particles Goal Weight_v01_fish from Patrick Woo on Vimeo . 20100726 nParticles Fluids Flame Thrower 02 from Patrick Woo on Vimeo . 20100720 Test Fluids Big Burn_v01_2 from Patrick Woo on Vimeo . 20100922 Polar Grass Jelly from Patrick Woo on Vimeo . This Grass Jelly drink tv commercial is a joint effort with YC Lam. More details on the actual vimeo page. 20101213 Ground Explosion from Patrick Woo on Vimeo . 20100128 Particles GoalUV from Patrick Woo on Vimeo . 20090801 Particles Animated Instances from Patrick Woo on Vimeo . 20100108 Particles Instances Rotation Offset Test from Patrick Woo on Vimeo .