04 Dynamic Paint

– Used to make the surface smoothly return to its original state during a defined time period

– In this example the sphere was set as a Brush, see how enabling this checkbox the paint smoothly dissolves on the canvas

– Paint moves in specific direction specified by Blender force fields, gravity and velocity with user-defined influences.

– In this example see how paint moves following gravity when Drip is checked.

– Used to define a specific collection to pick brush objects from.

– In this example I created two Collections: Green_brushes and Orange_brushes
– By choosing the 1st or the 2nd Collection of brushes you let only the green or the orange brushes interact with the canvas.

– After clicking on the Brush Collection window you can choose the Collection containing the Brushes you want to interact with the Canvas.

– If your brush moves fast and you want to have a more uniform displacement you can use this parameter to add extra samples between frames.

– In this example you can see how two defferent values for Sub-Steps affect a simulation:

– The maximum level of intersection depth, larger values will be clamped to this value.

Another example for two different values of Max Displace:

– This checkbox makes Blender use a logarithmic function to dissolve the displacement.

– In this example see how the displacement dissolve very very slow when this option is checked

– In this example Time = 500

– Tis parameter is used to make the surface return to its original state during a defined Time period.

– In this example you can see how two different values of dissolve Time affect a simulation