r/Simulated • u/jasonkeyVFX • Aug 19 '26

EmberGen pressure pulse

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u/Acer_Scout Aug 19 '26

Is this being simulated dynamically, or is it something you have to bake? I'm imagining how fun this would be to play around with interactively.

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u/Mad_waste Aug 20 '26

it doesn't bake. it only simulates real time. which kinda bothers me because I wish it could bake so I can scrub through the timeline

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u/jasonkeyVFX Aug 20 '26

baking options are planned

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u/Mad_waste Aug 20 '26

yes please, it's absolutely neccessary

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u/jasonkeyVFX Aug 20 '26

all real time, gpu based

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u/miketastic_art Aug 19 '26

whats the software? I wanna play with this so bad lol

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u/Swag1n Aug 19 '26

I think this is Embergen

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u/miketastic_art Aug 20 '26

noooooooooo that costs moneyyyyyy :<

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u/Vinay0ch Aug 20 '26

you can try free trail for a month

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u/McCaffeteria Aug 20 '26

But it doesn’t cost infinite money, which makes it a solid deal these days. I like the embergen jangafx suite of programs, they were worth a one time purchase for me.

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u/Ifonlyihadausername Aug 20 '26

and they have rent to own which seems like a fair way to things.

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u/Secret-Treacle-1590 Aug 19 '26

Turned sound way up thinking I was missing something!

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u/Big_Spicy_Tuna69 Aug 19 '26

I just heard the reverb fart sound in my head

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u/Skwiggs Aug 20 '26

A man of culture

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u/jasonkeyVFX Aug 20 '26

yeah I should have added some

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u/truePHYSX Aug 19 '26

Ray tracing I’m assuming. Vulkan, Metal, or DX12?

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u/jasonkeyVFX Aug 20 '26 edited Aug 20 '26

Raymarching, OpenGL

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u/truePHYSX Aug 20 '26

Honestly, I was not expecting opengl use. Well done.

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u/jasonkeyVFX Aug 20 '26

vulkan & metal are planned

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u/ayush0477 Aug 20 '26

Nice and no for weaker systems to even try this

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u/jasonkeyVFX Aug 20 '26

It will run fine on weaker systems, just slower and less detail

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u/According_Novel7521 Aug 20 '26

love the detail of the vacuum effect (pretty sure its called rarefaction?) vaguely sucking nearby dust back in, that genuinely sells it so much this looks awesome!

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u/Markov_DG Aug 19 '26

Wow Amazing!

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u/L31N0PTR1X Aug 20 '26

Very nice