An Introduction to Fluid Dynamics in Maya

# 1 18-07-2011 , 01:16 PM

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New tutorial. Find out more and watch the intro video here https://simplymaya.com/autodesk-maya-...ya/?tut_id=192 if your interested in Maya Fluids.

Lifetime members can of course just download it straight away.

Hope you enjoy this one.
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# 2 18-07-2011 , 07:31 PM

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Didn't try the fluid effect in maya yet..i will give it a shot.. user added image

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# 3 18-07-2011 , 10:25 PM

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The new tutorial looks good only seen two parts so far but does explain in detail the basics witch I was lacking............dave

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# 4 19-07-2011 , 06:17 AM

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The new tutorial looks good only seen two parts so far but does explain in detail the basics witch I was lacking............dave

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Thanks Dave I hope you pick something up from it.

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# 5 22-07-2011 , 02:04 AM

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Sweet!!!

New tutorial. Find out more and watch the intro video here https://simplymaya.com/autodesk-maya-...ya/?tut_id=192 if your interested in Maya Fluids.

Lifetime members can of course just download it straight away.

Hope you enjoy this one.
Cheers
Dave

Originally Posted by David

I really love this tutorial, I would love to see more!!! user added image

But I did have a question? Where do we go to download tutorials that we have purchased? I know in the past there was just a page that had everything someone had purchased but I can't seem to find that anymore??? Any help would be great!!! user added image

Thanks,

Korvic

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# 6 22-07-2011 , 05:26 AM

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Hi I think this might be what your looking for https://simplymaya.com/maya_tutorials/mydownloads.mhtml

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# 7 22-07-2011 , 10:55 AM

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I will be downloading tonight on the landline...then assaulting my supposed high spec laptop until it melts...yeeehhhhhhhhhh baby...thanks David.

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# 8 22-07-2011 , 09:40 PM

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Boy do I feel Dumb!!!

Hi I think this might be what your looking for https://simplymaya.com/maya_tutorials/mydownloads.mhtml

Dave

Originally Posted by David

Hi Dave,

I'm going to save this response because I have to run back out for some business. I swear that I've been looking for this forever. Thanks again, I would also love to see more Maya Fluid Dynamics. This might sound silly, but how would one fill up a cup with water and have the cup tip over and the fluid run out onto the table? I'm doing the best that I can to study FX in Maya and any tutorails that you might create I will happily purchase. I just wanted to say that I have found Simply Maya to be one of the best Maya Resources ever!!! user added image

Thanks again,

Korvic

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# 9 22-07-2011 , 11:31 PM

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Hi Dave,

I'm going to save this response because I have to run back out for some business. I swear that I've been looking for this forever. Thanks again, I would also love to see more Maya Fluid Dynamics. This might sound silly, but how would one fill up a cup with water and have the cup tip over and the fluid run out onto the table? I'm doing the best that I can to study FX in Maya and any tutorails that you might create I will happily purchase. I just wanted to say that I have found Simply Maya to be one of the best Maya Resources ever!!!

Thanks again,

Korvic

Originally Posted by korvic