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I think I am beginning to understand how this works. So I dived into the SDK instead, and I am beginning to get results within my application (I still can't get blender to animate imported vdb's though). But I am also having problems using vdb files generated in other apps. Getting closer though ...

I made a music video, completely rendered in Luxcore, and off course produced in Deep FX Studio, with the help of a few other programs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9BtYaPsxus

Okay thank you for looking into this. I wasn't sure about the scaling. I was implementing a OpenGl raycasting shader and run into a similar issue since the vdb has to be a 3d texture, so went another direction.

I also discovered some older videos and noticed there was an offset bounding box option ...

Okay, thanks. I currently use v2.4 for continuity reasons, since the feature set ticks all my use cases. If this problem has been fixed for the latest release then I may upgrade to a newer release in the future.

I am experimenting with volumes in Luxcore, in Blender, and I have run into an odd problem. Cycles & Renderman seem to handle this automatically. Since OpenVDB is a sparse format the grid size changes for each frame. Since Luxcore treats the grid as a texture, the simulation transforms on every ...

How To Create a Professional Quality Wine Commercial In Deep FX Studio

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNDymnAgXYI

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Okay thanks for the tip. It is working now, must have been a network problem.

I get the feeling that the normals on the inside of the cup are reversed. causing a strange refraction.

i think that it feels more like a layer of air. that the liquid is smaller than the glass giving some strange results


I think Sharlybg covered that in one of his videos, I believe the ...

Nope, normal's are perfectly fine double checked. Its not perfect, but I like it the way it is. It demonstrates what it is selling well. I'm sure a better artist can get better results, but that is not the point of the piece, or a limitation of the tools.