RF Surface Tension Test

[Paul Oblomov]

Brand new Vray 2.01 1000fps DSLR Camera used !

[Dariusz Makowski (Dadal)]

Hehe coool ^^ Render times?

[simmsimaging]

Very cool! Still something a bit funky with the way that RF meshes "tear" but the dynamics look pretty good. Mark Stasiuk has come up with some sort of scripted solution to that mesh problem - it would be nice if that got incorporated into RF (or if Phoenix gets there it won't be an issue )

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[dmf-123]

Nice! Now that you've got that fancy high speed camera, can I request a bullet going through a piece of fruit?

[Paul Oblomov]

Thx guys. Rendertimes was about 3minutes on my old quad core. Dof and caustics are on, but got some issues with moblur, so it was off.
Better quality on Vimeo.

[jacksc02]

Paul,
How come you did this in RF and not Phoenix??????

[Paul Oblomov]

Well, there's some improvements need to be done in phx to get effects like this.

[trixian]

Very nice, but there seems to be a complete disconnect in terms of volume as the drop hits and breaks up. There should be a lot more water splashing and spreading out. This of course is a RF simulation issue not a render issue

[vlado]

Yeah, that's what I thought too, but I wasn't quite sure how it should look...

Best regards,
Vlado

[ior=0]

FYI Here is some nice reference from a new super-duper slow-mo video cam (2.5k fps) and this camera costs 10x that to rent for the day!!! Nicely put together video.
http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/3854...low-mo-phantom

[sandykoufax]

wow, very nice.