#Blender #Mantaflow #Liquid

Hello Folks
So, we made it to the fourth chapter of the Blender Fluid Simulation / Mantaflow Introduction Series.
But this chapter is dedicated only to the liquid simulations. I understand there are quite similarities and basically, smoke and liquid setups are quite similar in terms of the way they set are setup. But still, there are few things which we need to address and that's what we going to do today. We will talk about basics first and then discuss a few different use case scenarios. We will conclude this chapter with an animated sequence of melted gold pouring on ancient weathered Suzanne models and make it look dramatic just for fun :)

So, I hope you guys enjoy this, and please share your thoughts, your experience, and experiments.

PROJECT FILES:
Just in case if you are interested in project files, i am uploading all these files in my gumroad account. You can get these files from here:
https://gum.co/Ksygm

TEXTURES
Rock Ground Material Link for Displacement Texture
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Today we are going to take a look at how to use metaballs in Blender to fake a fluid that ‘totally’ couldn’t be using for renders of an adult nature.

 I call them fake liquids because they are not created via a fluid simulator. Great for when you want more control over your liquid and even better metaballs can be converted to a mesh when done so we can use poly editing and sculpting to customize further.