Beer glass scene creation
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16-02-2008
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Lumps in Milk?
I'm not sure wether or not this question has been asked before, but I couldn't really find much...
I want to make a simple scene in Maya, where milk is poured into a glass.
The thing is, that this milk is over date, and so there have to be lumps in it.
I don't want them all to float on top of the fluid, but I'd want them to be quite well distributed troughout all of the milk.
So... How could I make such lumps? And how would I make them behave the way they should?
Thanks
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16-02-2008
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Gove those a try.
Anyone else have any ideas?
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17-02-2008
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heres an example
these are the settings
use
ratio
and threshold
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17-02-2008
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remember this is just VERY quick.., im curious about this too
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17-02-2008
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ive used an ocean shader and lightened the colours somewhat.., and aimed a spotlight at the whole thing
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18-02-2008
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And it doesn't have to look gorgious... just a project for school.
Actually, I don't really know why I didn't think of this myself :headbang: .
Also, I realized milk isn't really transparent (:zzz: guess I was sleeping before), so any lumps within the fluid wouldn't be visible anyway.
Thanks for the reply...
I'll try it myself asap
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18-02-2008
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Thanks for the response to this!
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18-02-2008
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im not too up on fluids as to make up something for you off the top of my head.
talk about forgetting things.., today the teacher says.., whats a 'pulldown'.., i answer.., changing to another aspect ratio., daaaa???!!!! answer is.., framerate of course!!!
it was a fusion lesson and it was full on
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