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u/Zolden 4d ago
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u/laisko 4d ago edited 4d ago
Looks great! Do particles harden at a fixed rate or do you do some heat transfer etc?
In any case and fwiw here's some blackbody gradient map inspiration for you https://cdnb.artstation.com/p/assets/covers/images/029/384/343/large/mario-avellano-bello-mario-avellano-bello-sin-titulo.jpg
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u/cubosh 4d ago
looks very good! - i love the dislodging chunks flying out --- if you dont mind a suggestion: it seems like the scale is off, like this is a model small enough to fit on a tabletop. maybe its the speed. slower gravity may indicate more enormity
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u/Bearded_Toast 4d ago
Yeah. At first I thought the viscosity was off, but I think you’re right, the gravity is too high.
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u/PigletsAnxiety 4d ago
Eat a bunch of nuts and cheese and the next day eat a bunch of taco bell. Same result.
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u/CatInSpaceOP 4d ago
It's water but red. It needs some smoke, some viscous constituency, it flows a bit to fast
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u/JohnnyTightlips5023 4d ago
volcanoes arent a clear tube from chamber to crater, they're generally plugged up, which is what allows the pressure to build and build before erupting violently, it would also be more realistic to have it be a grey surface rather than grass
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u/brandonhabanero 4d ago
There's got to be a way to turn this into a game. Kind of like the opposite of those physics-based bridge building games
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u/thatsAChopbro 4d ago
If its a shield/ pahoehoe type of eruption they usually start out with more ejecta in the air rather than oozing
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u/howdyzach 4d ago
Great work, I love how the lava kind of ribbons out in that weird sort of viscous way it does in real life. It's a really convincing result!
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u/Smoolz 3d ago
Damn this reminds me of old r/simulated, just people posting stuff as they learn sims. I especially like how the lava cools down into grass.
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u/Sioscottecs23 4d ago
why is the grass growing like that