By masking parameters in the emitter nodes, you can avoid particle emissions inside objects colliding with the fluid. Volume tags are now available to make sure that RealFlow always understands Cinema 4D objects exactly the way you intend, whether you are creating collisions or emissions. This includes not only liquids but also all of these new multiphysics, rigid and elastic materials. Interaction between different fluids in the same scene is possible as well, allowing you to mix materials with different properties.

New for version 2.0 are multiphysics materials such as granular, viscous and viscoelastic, plus rigid and elastic.

Alembic is now the only output format for RealFlow | Cinema 4D, and Next Limit has also ensured that RealFlow files can be directly read by Cinema 4D with the new Axis Setup parameter. The software is GPU accelerated, supporting CUDA and OpenCL. RealFlow | Cinema 4D 2.0 is built on RealFlow 10’ s Dyverso multiphysics solver and keeps all of Cinema 4D’s tools including deformers, MoGraph objects, Thinking Particles workflows, native Cinema 4D falloffs and many others.

Artists do not need to move back and forth between 3D platforms, redesign network dependencies or IP connections, or set new permissions. RealFlow | Cinema 4D 2.0 places RealFlow fluid simulation tools directly inside Cinema 4D to result in a simpler workflow for users of the two applications. RealFlow | Cinema 4D 2.0 Brings High Performance Fluids to 3D

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