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What if a character in a film spilled coffee and I want to actually show that, and a bit more realistically than gathering brown plates. 
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^^After Effects, Is great software in all but it is sooooo hard to master; I use it sometimes!
Since when does sqirlz let you do moving liquids?
^^After Effects, Is great software in all but it is sooooo hard to master; I use it sometimes!
-Donsalvatore
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Rsteenoven I didn't know if you could I was just thinking it might!
@Donsalvatore: VideoCoPilot sounds pretty good ive never tried it but I heard it is pretty great!
Yeah videocopilot has tutorials for like everything you'll need, and if they don't have one, you can go on their forum and get help. Its where I learnt how to use after effects.
So what do I use? 
You can use after effects if you have it?
Ask Smeagol I know in his crown of syracuse movie his person at one point was in water
And he doesn't use AE either
Umm, well, I dont have it and I need a moving liquid.
Blender?
Ummm.... sorry I cant figure that out, Is there a way in gimp?
frame by frame my boy 
You also can use clay like in this vid: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IeGeHNdIV8w
I drew the liquid as a geometry in Axogon composer, then used the "bump" filter to give it the look of a liquid. This could work pretty well, if you know how to use Axogon.
MindGame had a pretty good effect in "Hypothetical Possibilities" where Ben spills some coffee on his machine.
MindGame had a pretty good effect in "Hypothetical Possibilities" where Ben spills some coffee on his machine.
So how did He do it?
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