Enhance liquid and foam simulations with Bifröst

Maya Rachel Davidowitz racheldavidowitz.com Rachel is a scientific animator and communicator. She learned 3D software at graduate school YOUR FREE DOWNLOADS from filesilo.co.uk/bks-a81 • Tutorial screenshots • Video playblast Bifröst is Maya’s procedural framework that creates liquid simulations using a fluid implicit particle solver. Bifröst liquid simulations are incredibly simple to set up, and enable the user to quickly add realistic liquid effects, such as pours and splashes, to a scene. To create a liquid splash effect, all you need to do is create the Bifröst liquid and a container to hold the liquid. Then add objects to collide and interact with the liquid to create realistic splash effects. But sometimes a physically accurate splash is just not dramatic enough for your scene. We can use a Bifröst accelerator to…

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