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In this quick Blender tutorial, I’ll show you how to set up a simple fluid simulation using a cup and plate! Learn how to create realistic liquid flow with just a few steps, including adding a fluid domain, setting up the cup as an effector, and baking the simulation for a smooth animation.
Creating and setting up the scene with a plane, cup, and plate
Configuring the cup as a fluid effector
Adding a flow liquid object (sphere)
Setting up the fluid domain and baking the simulation
Adjusting fluid materials and rendering the animation
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0:00 – Introduction
0:05 – Step 1: Add the Plane
0:15 – Step 2: Add the Cup and Plate
0:30 – Step 3: Make the Cup an Effector
0:40 – Step 4: Add the Flow Liquid (Sphere)
0:55 – Step 5: Set Fluid Domain (Cube)
1:10 – Step 6: Bake the Fluid Simulation
1:25 – Step 7: Adjust Fluid Material and Final Settings
1:40 – Step 8: Final Render Setup
1:50 – Conclusion
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