Hi chaps,
I'm testing out realflow for our studio, and am attempting a twix-tyle caramel pour over biscuit. The viscosity is extremly high in order to get the fluid to overlap on itself, but then I'd like to lessen the viscosity in order to melt together more. Is this easy enough to do with a particle based workflow? Could I animate a container of some sort along the biscuit after the caramel folds to set the viscosity much lower? Or do something with particle age?
As you can see in the vid I tried a heater deamon, before realising that it was for gases only.
https://app.box.com/s/b98mwiy0qpqiocxhsi8e
Any help much appreciated,
thanks,
matt
viscosity variation over time
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Jimmy_Babe
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Re: viscosity variation over time
Hey Mattmos.
Viscosity, like nearly all attributes in Realflow, is able to be animated (Right click on the attribute and set key). However, this will affect all particles from that emitter, regardless of their age. If you want to have the caramel particles become more melty the longer they've been been alive, I would them use a filter deamon and container emitter on it. You can set the filter to change the particles attributes from one source to the attributes of another by a certain age. Hope this helps.
Viscosity, like nearly all attributes in Realflow, is able to be animated (Right click on the attribute and set key). However, this will affect all particles from that emitter, regardless of their age. If you want to have the caramel particles become more melty the longer they've been been alive, I would them use a filter deamon and container emitter on it. You can set the filter to change the particles attributes from one source to the attributes of another by a certain age. Hope this helps.