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Friends,

Yesterday I started into the week with my current goal : Make viscous simulations more accessible and fun for everyone! Here are some images from yesterday´s results and I think... they already show some powerful options that I will further explore throughout the week to then share the techniques here with you guys!

As you know I´m using LiquiGen for this one right now, just because it´s superfast and I´m amazed by it it. Still in Alpha version but, you can see... it´s already a powerful tool.

And by the way: So far there is no direct viscous slider/option in LiquiGen, but with high surfacetension and other tricks I am able to create a viscous creamy look&feel anyway.

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Kev Sutherland

Looking very promising, I wasn’t sure if you would ever get enough viscosity to get the fluid to build in front of the brush but it’s stating to look good :)

Alec Syme

Can't wait to see how you solved this viscosity issue.

Ratha Nou

Hey Markus, very cool! I was wondering if these techniques could be applied to an animated brush stroke stroke rig / concept? I've tried to find tutorials for animated brush strokes, but haven't seen anything on them yet. Maybe you have the recipe?

3dbonfire

i guess thats possible, to have a brush of hairs. Then you would have to just give these hairs like a polygon shape/mesh which you can export into liquigen as a collider. But it could be a bit intense...I´m not sure if I will try! Let me see.

Jon Quintin

Love, can you share the scene file too with the lighting