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Chaos Phoenix Beginner Liquid Simulation Course 2.0

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Release date:2021, September

Author:Dummy Author

Skill level:Beginner

Language:English

Exercise files:Yes

After an incredible response to the tyFlow Basecamp & Deepdive, I’m bringing the same successful course format to Chaos Phoenix. Join me in this comprehensive, step-by-step course as we explore a wide range of simulation scenarios and techniques, diving deep into the powerful features of Chaos Phoenix.

What You’ll Learn:

This course covers an extensive range of topics, including:

  • Foam & Bubble Simulations: Learn to create lifelike foam and bubble effects for realistic water surfaces.
  • Viscous Liquids: Master the art of simulating delicious, thick liquids that behave naturally.
  • Melting, Freezing, and Condition-Based Effects: Utilize the Particle Tuner to create dynamic, temperature-based effects.
  • Integration with tyFlow: Discover how to effectively combine Chaos Phoenix with tyFlow for complex interactions.
  • Liquid Morphing & Forces: Explore liquid morphing techniques and other force-driven effects.
  • RGB Mixing & Wetmaps: Learn advanced shading techniques like RGB mixing and how to create realistic wetmaps.
  • Slow-Motion Water Splashes: Achieve breathtaking slow-motion water effects with precision and control.
What Sets This Course Apart?

Many believe that these simulations take forever to render, but I’ll show you how fast they can be if set up correctly from the start. I’ll guide you through the proper workflow, ensuring you understand the optimal settings and techniques.

With 60+ videos—the most extensive content I’ve ever recorded for a single course—this program is packed with value. But don’t worry; everything is taught in the same beginner-friendly, straightforward style you’re familiar with from my previous courses. All project files are included, making it easy to follow along and learn.

By the end of the course, all new concepts will be crystal clear, and you’ll have the practical knowledge to apply these skills to your own work, whether it’s Archviz, Productviz, High-End Commercials, or Motion Design.

Why Choose This Course?

Over the last five years, I’ve honed these techniques to attract amazing clients and charge thousands of dollars per project. Now, I’m sharing everything I’ve learned in this value-packed, Beginner to Pro course.

Why 2.0?

This course is a brand-new, completely rebuilt, and expanded version of my original 2019 Phoenix FD Beginner Liquid FX Course 1.0. It’s not just an update—it’s a reimagined, more comprehensive experience designed to take your skills to the next level.

Ready to Master Chaos Phoenix?

Enroll now and elevate your simulation game with Chaos Phoenix 2.0!

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[RedefineFX] Chaos Phoenix Beginner Liquid Simulation Course 2.0
Chapter 01 – The Quick Win Water Sim Project

CH01E01 Quick Win Sim
CH01E02 Presets

Chapter 02 – My best tips from years of running liquid sims

CH02E01 My best Tips for realistic and beautiful liquid sims
CH02E02 My best Tips for FASTER liquid sims
CH02E03 My best Tips to make MONEY with Liquid sims

Chapter 03 – Introduction to Phoenix

CH03E01 Simulation tab
CH03E02 Grid settings
CH03E03 Dynamics settings
CH03E04 Preview tab
CH03E05 Output and rendering tab
CH03E06 Liquid emitter settings

Chapter 04 – Water Splash Techniques

CH04E01 Soda cans splash
CH04E02 Side splash
CH04E03 Frozen time quick tip
CH04E04 Limes Splash with Brush emit mode
CH04E05 Ramp Splash Quick Tip v3
CH04E06 Surface tension
CH04E07 Scene scale
CH04E08 Steps per frame explained
CH04E09 Confine and cutter geometry

Chapter 05 – Forces

CH05E01 Turbulence
CH05E02 Plain force
CH05E03 Path Follow
CH05E04 Path Follow Part 2
CH05E05 Body Force
CH05E06 Body Force caustics
CH05E07 Vortex force and RGB mixing
CH05E08 Wave force
CH05E09 Cutter sphere vortex force

Chapter 06 – Introduction to Foam

CH06E01 Foam Quick Start
CH06E02 Foam Birth
CH06E03 Foam Resimulation
CH06E04 Foam Lifespan
CH06E05 Foam Size
CH06E06 Foam Size Distribution
CH06E07 Generating Foam from Objects
CH06E08 B2B Bubble to Bubble Interaction
CH06E09 Rising and falling speed
CH06E10 Sticky Foam

Chapter 07 – Particle Shader

CH07E01 Particle Shader Introduction
CH07E02 Particle shader size and count
CH07E03 Particle shader count multiplier
CH07E04 Particle shader continued
CH07E05 Particle shader render settings
CH07E06 Best tips to avoid flicker

Chapter 08 – Liquid Projects with Foam

CH08E01 Create Ice Cubes
CH08E03 Soda can pour
CH08E04 Soda can pour part 2
CH08E05 Soda can pour part 3 add bubbles
CH08E06 Bubbles slow motion close-up
CH08E07 Slow motion drop with extra bubbles
CH08E08 Wine flip
CH08E09 Foam Hand
CH08E10 Coke step by step

Chapter 09 – Viscosity

CH09E01 Viscosity Introduction
CH09E02 Stickiness liquid
CH09E02b paint example
CH09E04 Folding chocolate grid smoothing input

Chapter 10 – The Particle Tuner

CH10E01 Transparent liquids mixing Quick Tip
CH10E02 Particle Tuner Introduction
CH10E02b Particle Tuner Introduction part 2
CH10E03 Mixing water and paint
CH10E04 Melt and Color by viscosity
CH10E05 Melt by proximity
CH10E06 Harden Liquid Donut

Chapter 11 – tyFlow

38 Fluid PhysX Introduction
CH08E02 Drop ice cubes with tyFlow
CH11E01 Drop ice cubes
CH11E02 tyFlow Condensation
CH11E03 Rain
CH11E08 Retime

Chapter 12 – Bonus lessons, Project Files & Quick Tips

CH11E04 Milk Dissolve
CH11E05 Liquid on Fire
CH11E06 Active Bodies
CH11E07 Wetting

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