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Guys i have to say is really amazing what jason has done releasing his fluid importer for free..
I know the hard work he made developing that plugin..


so.. i only can say Thanks! and 5 bananas jason!

YES thank you Froo!
What a great role model you are to the Community.
It is not always about money is it?

hehe thanks guys! I hope you enjoy it everyone!
You're right Steinie; it's not always about the money!
I want folks to use it!

Please feel free to ask questions folks!

Froo

Thanks Froo !
Peter

you're welcome rayman!
I apologize for the mixup with the ftp folder.
I've forgotten the dang password!
But as stan pointed out, you can get it from the store directly.
Nonetheless, I will try to get it fixed.
But to do that, I have to get my ftp account password too! Gah!

Thanks, Froo. Looking forward to seeing the source.

I will be releasing that soon clintonman. sorry for the delay!
Now there's a PC issue at home. Gah!

Thanks Froo ,sorry this is a stupid question, what is this for
i have blender but never use it ,
i think i have alot to learn

Blender has fluid simulation, you can use blender to simulate fluids like water on a glass etc.. the plug imports that fluid simulation on truespace.. quite amazing indeed

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Hey Froo, MANY MANY THANKS.

I want to full the page with bananas, but there is a limit to 10:

hi pugman.
Yes, blender has a fluid simulation tool built in.
You create the fluid simulations in blender.
Then, you can import them into truespace with this plugin.
In addition, you can create multiple copies of one fluid sim,
position, rotate, and scale each one, and adjust the time
on the timeline, when each one starts to play. You can
also play each copy in reverse if you like.

In addition, you can load more than one fluid simulation into your scene.
So, you could have a water fountain sim, and a firehose sim,
both in the same scene.

The documentation I wrote is comprehensive. It tells you, step by step,
complete with screenshots, how to perform the tasks. It demonstrates
the workflow, creating a fluid sim in blender, saving the domain in blender
(required for proper transformation when loaded into truespace), then importing
and tuning (animation start frame for each sim) in truespace.

And, if you want to know how to build plugins, the source code is now
available. Note: the source code is my first serious attempt at a plugin,
so, it could have been done more cleanly. But, it is a solid working example
of plugin creation for WorkSpace.

Please ask if you have any questions!

Froo

Thanks Froo, ill read the docs and see if i can
work this out . blender is very hard to learn
the new won looks better but still complex
Thanks again Ralph

sounds good pugman.

The pictures reflect blender version 2.49, not 2.5 alpha.
Let me know if you need some help!

Froo

Hi Froo , i think it will take more than
your help for me to figure blender out
ts is childs play compared to blender
and i have no collader exporter

actually, if you follow the documentation, step by step,
you will be able to create a fluid simulation.
The snapshots do that: every single step of the way.

Hi Froo ,soory to say this but i have major probs with
the python , tryed them all. my system only exepts 1
blender asked for the full python check consol
win 7 give me allot of probs

froo is a real big man! I was stunned reading that news.

a banana palm for him :)