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• sven dännart

  about 4 years ago

  Excellent tool, can´t wait to test V2 animation capabilities. Keep up the good work!

• flojo79

  over 4 years ago

  Great addon, really great results, huge time safer and really fast support!! Thank you!

• neill

  over 4 years ago

  Awesome addition to my workflow,
  What I think would be great is just having a short video tutorial in addition to the demo video on how to use this starting with new file just so everything is noob freindly :)

• Chris Nicholls

  over 4 years ago

  Excellent results for a great price - had a minor issue on one of my own scenes, but messaged the author & thanks to his quick responses all sorted in the end.

• Hessenbruch

  9 days ago

  Unfortunately, the simulation doesn't work on three-quarters of the assets... it works on the cube and that's it. I've tried multiple times following the tutorials, but it only works on the cube...

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  Ibrahim Topal

  9 days ago

  Hi, can you mail/DM with the problem you're having? You can also send me a (simplified) file and I can take a look at it if you want.
• Christoffer Meyer

  about 2 years ago

  Great plugin! Would it be possible in a future update to enhance how droplets adhere to surfaces, allowing the droplet meshes to conform more naturally to the object's curves for increased realism?

• Ezar Bagus

  over 2 years ago

  so I will leave temporary review here, cause there is no update within a year, please do make an announcement if there is work in progress

• Taras

  over 2 years ago

  Yeah, its very simple to install and begin with, but it miss a deatiled tutorial.

• Nikolai

  over 4 years ago

  How can i use this with a new file?

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  Ibrahim Topal

  over 4 years ago

  Open your scene, where you want droplets on. Now drag and drop one of the downloaded blend files (example scenes work, too) into your scene and choose append. Look for the folder "Nodetree" and select the dropletgenerator. Now you have everything you need in your scene. Select the object you want droplets on and add a new geometry nodes modifier. From the dropdown menu choose the dropletgenerator. You should now see droplets on your object. Change the settings to your liking. If you are having issues; make sure you are using at least Blender 3.1 and your object does not have inverted normals.

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