Smooth Terrarium Water Behavior Made with Fluid Ninja for Unreal Engine

Always wanted a terrarium but never got a chance? Maybe you don't need a real one with what modern 3D tools have to offer. 

Solo developer Sunday Eggs is working on a hyperrealistic cozy crafting game in Unreal Engine, and the Fluid Ninja real-time simulation tool could be a very nice addition to her project. She tested its new demo on her in-game terrarium, and the water behavior turned out impressively smooth and natural.

Coupled with Sunday Eggs' interactive foliage, the terrarium is shaping up to be an exciting part of the artist's upcoming game. 

If you wish to see it progressing, visit Sunday Eggs on X/Twitter: 

Fluid Ninja's creator Andras Ketzer has recently shared an interesting demo of the tool's water filling gaps between rocks, which might make you think of getting the tool yourself.

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