In nuce: 3D artist Philip Moreton (also known by his nickname moretonvisuals) has posted his beautiful water simulation on YouTube and Instagram. According to Philip Moreton, the simulation was created with 3ds Max and tyFlow.
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In toto: In our report on the full release of tyFlow on 31 January 2022 , Digital Production defined the particle simulation tool as “a plugin for 3ds Max for the simulation of clothing, snow, but also of destruction orgies”, which – as Theodore McKenzie writes on 80.lv – works with the Corona Renderer. In a comment, 3D artist Philip writes that his droplet simulation needs further improvements, which are planned for the future.
Who is Philip Moreton? Philip Moreton has been the Lead 3D Artist at Poliigon, an online asset collection filled with high-quality textures, models, brushes and HDRIs, for almost four years. Poliigon’s services can be accessed directly via the Blender user interface (further information on this can be found in our report from 4 August this year ). Philip completed his education with a Bachelor’s degree in Digital Modelling at the University of Hertfordshire and a Master’s degree in Industrial and Product Design at the Zurich University of the Arts.
Click further: Interested parties can find out more about Philip Moreton’s creative & technical projects via linktr.ee/moretonvisuals. On 6 December 2021 , Digital Production referred to a detailed tutorial on snow simulation with tyFlow.
Source: 80.lv ( message from Theodore McKenzie)
