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Published: 2005-08-02 13:31:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 2109; Favourites: 19; Downloads: 1140
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An untextured preview of my next project which I dread rendering... it'll probably take between a half hour to 2 hours per frame for 88 frames... do the math
Mostly because of the clear liquid i'll be using with a radiosity render. Unless i make it opaque 
anywho, i used RealFlow 3 to simulate the liquid and Cinema 4D to model the parts and render
added much content, including a test render and some more animations
- working on the preloader...
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really great done! can u share some more detailed info on how u did it..? maybe a tut
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Presentation is what makes something just work. Outstanding!
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You may be pleased to know im currently remaking this, the render is taking quite a while though on my laptop, so it wont be ready for another few days
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I've been trying so hard to learn RealFlow, it is not going well.
If you can name some places to find some really good free tutorials, i'd love that.
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There isn't really any good ones... just the tutes on the realflow site. Just play around with it and you'll get the hang of it
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Looks really cool so far, can't wait to see the final.
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That's amazing
do you know any tut that might help me do something like that? i've been searching but there isn't much info on realflow
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No, i just used what i could find on the website and the forums, most of the things i learned just from playing around with the software. The RF help files aren't bad either
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this was mostly done in Real Flow, just rendered in C4D
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Yeah, I had never heard of real flow until I checked out your gallery. I still want C4D, though, as the render times are amazing in that program.
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fast... but not so powerful. You can get decent renders, but it is quite limited when it comes to realism. I really want to get maxwell render, made by the same people as real flow
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Wow, that looks great! 
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thats gonna be so sweet when it's finished. awesome
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sadly, i dont think it ever will be
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Once again, I need to know how you learned RealFlow so well... I can't seem to get a grip on it...
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i just looked at the few tutorials that are on their website, then practiced and experimented.
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Just.... DAAANNG!!! I'm looking into realflow. I dunno of reactor for 3ds max can do that @_@
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This is awsome
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Nice, I've used realflow before so I 'kinda' know what you're going through, I only was able to mess around with a few of the materials in the program. It's quite impressive that's for sure 
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Damn, that's impressive. Do you have a link to a trial of RealFlow?
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[link] << thats there home page, you'll find it. you will have to tell them your email and all that, then they'll send you a link to download
have fun
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Damn that's incredible, good luck with the render.
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Sweet
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