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* Recommended, not required.
The source files required to complete the tutorial using 3D Studio Max are included with this tutorial. If you are using another 3D application, I would suggest reading the RealFlow documentation for import/export process for scene data before continuing with the tutorial.
My preferred renderer for scenes involving fluids and glass is VRay, however similar material effects can be achieved with your native render plugin. If your graphics package does not come with preconfigured material settings for these materials, I suggest looking at the many free tutorials on how to create water and glass materials for your particular package. It is not too difficult to create your own materials once you master the basics, you may even prefer this over using the supplied materials.
Hope you enjoy it!
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