I’m a beginner at blender physics and I’d like to create add in an empty cube container some water, but I haven’t found yet a good tutorial about blender fluid physics. Can anyone redirect me to a good tutorial or briefly explain me water and fluids in blender? I also haven’t found this question in blender stack exchange but if someone already asked it please redirect me to it. Thank you in advance
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$\begingroup$ Plenty of online video tutorials. For Blender 3.2 try: youtube.com/results?search_query=blender+fluid+simulation+3.2 $\endgroup$– John EasonAug 9, 2022 at 9:25
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if you start Blender choose object -> quick effects -> quick liquid
in the domain check "mesh"
raise resolution to 128
change render engine to cycles
Choose an HDRI as lighting
and you will get already a pretty nice water animation.
But honestly: search on google for "Blender water animation" and you will find hundreds of free tutorials ....
