The Goal:
The goal of this tutorial is to animate a small body of water inside a spherical container using Next Limit’s fluids engine, RealFlow. The water inside the container will be generated by the RealFlow’s particle system and fluid motion acheived using a combination of fluid dynamic settings and force fields native to the RealFlow simulation tool. The completed animation will be rendered within a 3D graphics application such as 3D Studio Max.
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