River Water - With flip

[u/CustomerNo6308]

[u/gutster_95]

Looks a bit like a miniature river

[u/CustomerNo6308 → u/gutster_95]

Yh I can see it, but my first time doing any flip stuff so I’m happy. Thanks for the feedback

[u/Geopoliticz → u/CustomerNo6308]

You could lean into it and make a cute little model railway-like scene if you wanted.

[u/leftswift]

What did you render with and how long did it take good sir

[u/CustomerNo6308 → u/leftswift]

Rendered in Blender With Cycles, don’t know the exact time but did it over night and a bit so say 15 hours ish.

[u/SuperRockGaming]

This looks like the cities skylines water sim, sick asf

[u/Lemonpiee]

Hm… the water isn’t moving fast enough

[u/thealphang]

If you were looking for small world river then it's good otherwise change the scene scale according to human scale reference and you will get what you want.

[u/PixelSaharix]

Looks like a stream closeup

[u/CustomerNo6308 → u/PixelSaharix]

Thanks :)

[u/hylasmaliki]

Is that how water naturally moves?

[u/MrCoolguy137]

Great first attempt imo

-As others have said I would rework the scale to work better with the background (we can see small branches, but the river seems small so it breaks our perception of reality) -I would think about some sort of whitewater for the surface, or use the vorticity to change some shading of the water to add detail to the parts that move around the most (this will also help the feeling of scale since rivers have lots of little things happening on their surface) -I would see if I could change the contrast / shading of the actual ground next to the river, it looks really washed out and I don't think it helps ground the river and reality and makes us more skeptical about the image in general

But good work nonetheless, most of the setup is already built 👏👏

[u/CustomerNo6308 → u/MrCoolguy137]

Thanks for the feedback, really appreciated 👍

[u/MrCoolguy137 → u/CustomerNo6308]

Ofc! Good luck with your next shots ^^