Hydraulic piston animation

[Arian Shamil]

Hi to everybody,
I've done another experiment for my technical animation.

I've tried to find a way to simulate an abstract/technical view for showing some kind of fluid/gas inside Keyshot

Thanks in advance for seeing it
Thanks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgJqI5xKeVg

or

https://vimeo.com/248535464

[Will Gibbons]

Wow! This is impressive. Well-done. May I ask what program the particles were created in?

[Arian Shamil]

Thank you very much

All it's done in Keyshot...everything.....Imported a ball inside the 3d model, played with array functions and animated it syncronized with the shaft movement to create an "abstract" liquid/gaseffect...just for giving the idea of a gas/liquid inside the cylinder

I was struggling to simulate a liquid inside KS without using other software...and I've created this workflow   ..glad you liked it

[HaroldL]

Thank you very much

All it's done in Keyshot...everything.....Imported a ball inside the 3d model, played with array functions and animated it to create an "abstract" effect...just for giving the idea of a gas/liquid inside the cylinder

I was struggling to simulate a liquid inside KS without using other software...and I've created this workflow

That is way cool, You'll have to do a tutorial on your work flow - or - maybe a webinar?

[Will Gibbons]

Thank you very much

All it's done in Keyshot...everything.....Imported a ball inside the 3d model, played with array functions and animated it syncronized with the shaft movement to create an "abstract" liquid/gaseffect...just for giving the idea of a gas/liquid inside the cylinder

I was struggling to simulate a liquid inside KS without using other software...and I've created this workflow   ..glad you liked it

What... seriously? That's impressive. I seriously didn't think it was done in KeyShot. Amazing.

[Eric Summers]

This is really incredible Arian! That's a clever way to simulate liquid. The material and motion of the spheres is great, it's almost hypnotic watching it! And very impressive that it was done in KeyShot.

[Arian Shamil]

Thank you very much

All it's done in Keyshot...everything.....Imported a ball inside the 3d model, played with array functions and animated it to create an "abstract" effect...just for giving the idea of a gas/liquid inside the cylinder

I was struggling to simulate a liquid inside KS without using other software...and I've created this workflow

That is way cool, You'll have to do a tutorial on your work flow - or - maybe a webinar?

Thanks a lot!
Yeah, I've to finish some projects before but I'll post something about that soon I'll post some screenshot

[Arian Shamil]

Thank you very much

All it's done in Keyshot...everything.....Imported a ball inside the 3d model, played with array functions and animated it syncronized with the shaft movement to create an "abstract" liquid/gaseffect...just for giving the idea of a gas/liquid inside the cylinder

I was struggling to simulate a liquid inside KS without using other software...and I've created this workflow   ..glad you liked it

What... seriously? That's impressive. I seriously didn't think it was done in KeyShot. Amazing.

Thanks Will
I appreciate it and yes....only keyshot 7 about the 3d animation (and After Effect CS5 for the post production and infographics)

[Arian Shamil]

This is really incredible Arian! That's a clever way to simulate liquid. The material and motion of the spheres is great, it's almost hypnotic watching it! And very impressive that it was done in KeyShot.

Thanks a lot Eric
I'm glad you like it Yeah I searched a way to recreate a particle system working directly with KS animations tools...it is pretty basic and limited just to some kind of animation....but it worked for this one
(just a quite long to render in some points....but i had fun to create it and I'll improve it on some future works that i'm working on

[Serge Ortmann]

Wow! This clearly is an amazing Work!
May I ask you how long the process of rendering did take you?

Thanks in advance and greetings from Germany

Serge O.

[DMerz III]

WWHAAAAAT, that's crazy good. Well done!

[BasTel]

This is awesome, great job!

[Arian Shamil]

Wow! This clearly is an amazing Work!
May I ask you how long the process of rendering did take you?

Thanks in advance and greetings from Germany

Serge O.

Hi,
First of all, Thanks a lot about your kind words

To answer to your question...I work on a Xeon 2695 V3 based machine (14 cores / 28 with ht) and to rendered it i needed a lot of time!
It needed to me something like 25/30 hours of time for rendering all the sequences (25fps @ 1080p), then some other times for the compositing/infographics/postproduction.

[Arian Shamil]

WWHAAAAAT, that's crazy good. Well done!

Thanks a lot to you too

[Arian Shamil]

This is awesome, great job!

Thank you very much