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Thanks, wax_lyrical!

Water is hard! Even doing physics simulations in 3d can be really difficult to make the water look good. Luckily we work with 2d so you can stylize a lot! Anyhow, it's hard to give a tip as I don't have enough info about your project. It is possible, but you have to know exactly what do you want to accomplish. I would recommend you to check these books: Elemental Magic, Volume I and Volume II by Joseph Gilland. He was a Disney special effects animator. The books are easy and fun to go through and definitely a must-have for every animator (if you are doing any kind of animated effects). Hope this helps. Let me know

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  • Gnaws

    • Publicación n.º 22
    • Publicación en inglés

    Welcome Sinisa! I'm coming back to Spine after 2 years away. Much has changed. Really looking forward to your tutorials. Soon, I hope. =]

    Thanks Gnaws!
    Yes, definitely a lot has changed and there will be a lot more really cool stuff!
    The first video is almost finished, just wrapping up with the last pieces of art and animation. As we didn't want to have long parts of the video where I would explain theory with nothing happening in the background, we decided to add animations that help explain the topic (or just make it more fun to watch the video 🙂 ). All done in Spine of course!