Example using the shockwave deformer
Here’s a quick example of deforming a water surface instead of a wall, as described in the tutorial.http://olamadsen.se/build-your-own-shockwave-deformer-using-ice/
Read more →Here’s a quick example of deforming a water surface instead of a wall, as described in the tutorial.http://olamadsen.se/build-your-own-shockwave-deformer-using-ice/
Read more →The wave function
The shockwave will be constructed by two sets of waves – a somewhat smaller, condensed part followed by the larger more intense pulse. Even though a shockwave is an ideal candidate for simulation, it has a slight drawback – namely that it is simulated. Whenever you want to change a value or reposition the shockwave, you have to rewind and run the simulation again. An alternative approach is to do a bit of high school math.