Phil Radford shows how to create a smoke rings effect in Maya using Aero. One of the newer additions to Bifrost, Maya’s guild-based dynamics system is Aero. The Aero solver is an aerodynamic FLIP solver
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Roland Reyer Shows How to Use Maya’s Bifrost to Create Liquid Objects That Retain Their Original Form. Maya’s Bifrost does short work for simulating oceans, water, and atmospheric effects. The system also lets you create
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Matt Chan Shows How to Create a Physically Accurate Ocean Using the Bifrost Ocean Simulation System (BOSS). Maya’s Bifrost is more than just a fluid simulation tool. It’s a procedural framework that also covers FLIP
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Phil Radford Shows How to Use Maya’s Bifrost Aero Solver to Create Smoke Effects Autodesk Maya offers a few methods for creating smoke effects. They range from nParticles to Fluids, to the more modern Bifrost.
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