cmiVFX Releases New NAIAD Simulating Liquids Volume 1 Training Video

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Wellington, NZ (November 30nd, 2011) – cmiVFX releases the "first ever" Naiad training video, continuing the long streak of "first ever" inventions, processes and techniques the company is well known for. This is the first volume of a series and focuses on entry level to middle level concepts and theory behind this powerful, yet nearly undiscovered software package. This training will teach the viewer the basic principles behind a F.L.I.P. Solver and level sets theory utilizing practical examples.

This training covers all the basic concepts of the Naiad graph system and analyzes in depth the process of generating a hero boat wake.

This volume 1 video introduces the viewer to Navier-Stokes equations and level set methodology of working, as they are useful concepts and they describe the physics of many things of academic and economic interest. The viewer will learn the common behaviors of digital liquids and how to setup graphs with forces and dynamic properties such as “viscosity”, “surface tension”, “friction” and how they interact with the pressure solver. As a bonus this volume comes with a library of all the example scenes and Naiad package is directly downloadable in learning edition from the Exotic Matter website.

Here at cmiVFX we maintain a current training library for the latest versions of popular software titles. When it comes to high end CG and VFX training, there is only once choice... cmiVFX!  

Don’t forget about the cmiSubscription plan! Get one today. cmiVFX launched the most affordable subscription plan in Visual FX Training History for only $299 USD, and if you were a subscriber, this New Training Release would already be in your account.  This video is also available a-la-cart in our brand new HTML5 player system.

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