Blender Tutorial: Advanced Liquid Control

This Blender video demonstrates how to make liquid follow a path, then come together into a sphere shape, and then fall into a pan. Blender version 2.83.3 was used for this video.

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[jordynmcdonald]

This is late but if anyone can not see the "final" button. Choose the "all" button. Its the same thing just name changes due to the newer update. uncheck boxes under the "type" box. Then just bake!
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[Unleashed]

You can animate the Gravity setting in the Scene tab. It's the only work around I've come up with.

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[ibewatchinu]

Bit late for this but you can animate gravity. Go down to the field weight settings in the domain, change the influence of gravity (or any of the forces, can also be negative), hover over the value box and press I (letter). Might be version dependant but just tried it on 2.93 and it's fine.

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[Aprendercadadia]

Thank you for your video, it is very interesting.
I have a training channel and blender helps me so that my students understand certain welding concepts. But I only use blender to help, I'm far from an expert. Currently I need to learn how to make a simulation of glowing metal (a weld), which becomes solid metal, changing the shape and color of a circular section to a roughly pear-shaped section.
I wonder if you can recommend me any related videos.
Thank you very much for your time.
All the best

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[ayushtiwari]

That was great, if possible please create more advanced fluid simulations