Creating Curling Waves in Blender | FLIP Fluids

There are many softwares out there dedicated to simulating large realistic bodies of fluids, but is such a feat possible in the free computer graphics software, Blender 3D?

4 months of production, 96 hours of baking, 240 hours of rendering, 15 inconvenient crashes went into the creation of this video.

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[RemingtonCreative]

I hope you guys enjoy this new video style! If you have any questions, feel free to drop a comment below :)

[Blenderbarn]

5 years later and this has got to be the best case study for waves out there! well done

[OlavD]

That simulation at the end looked great! omg

[sahilshahzad]

Tbh, this is waaaay more detailed and surprisingly useful than a step by step tutorials that flood the internet, and i loved it! Hoping to see more of these (name this thing please). Its amazing!

[TooEazyCG]

this video format is really good! How you explain and go over exactly how you recreated a realistic wave using the info, notes, and research you provided!

[techdoc]

Very nice work! Presented like a true research project!

[JaredOwen]

Awesome video - hopefully blender's capabilities will continue to improve in this area

[dreamgoodmusic]

Your attention to detail is inspiring.

[CGGeek]

Really cool man! Is that thumbnail a render??!

[scottduke]

The way you surf is so magical looking, I thought it was CG and simulation

[hansen-house]

Still one of the best-researched and tested "tutorials" out there for something like this. I have a lot of respect for how much effort you put into this and the results speak for themselves (even 3 years later, I still reference this for your ABCD testing and analysis

[bonecoseoutrascoisas-leiri]

The best waves simulation i've ever seen in blender! And a very serious pproach to the problem.

[copycatlyn]

I found this video 2-3 years ago. you inspired me to get into Blender. Thank you. I'm glad I found it again :)

[PunmasterSTP]

Normally I try to leave a witty pun in the comments, but the sheer amount of dedication and effort that went into this genuinely left me speechless. Thank you so much for sharing the final render as well as everything leading up to it. This was an amazing 12-minute watch!

[amitmorang]

This video could attract others big Blender YTubers too. Great mann.

[ANF]

As someone who has spent a few days getting a setup like this to work with fluid particles, your result is all the more impressive.

[carlosedubarreto]

Great job. Enjoyed your research. Congrats for the work!!!

[renemiche]

It is crazy Dude, I wasn't ready to see a physical explanation of how waves are made. interesting, passioning! thanks so muck, keep it up!

[Hermis]

This video seems a well-made science documentary rather than a Blender tutorial. I love how he organize the video. Good job!

[BenLe]

Didn't expect you to get such a good result. Wow. Well done