Mikkel Lassalle Sørensen discussed the details of his realistic water simulation created for a ship, inspired by the Pirates of the Caribbean movies, showing his work in Houdini and Unreal Engine and sharing tips for beginner artists.

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A VFX artist shares his process for creating realistic water simulations inspired by Pirates of the Caribbean, using Houdini for FLIP simulations with over 75 million particles, Unreal Engine for base rendering, and Cinema 4D for cloth simulations. The workflow includes detailed steps for large-scale water simulation, compositing techniques, and transferring assets between different software platforms.

How to Create Realistic Water Simulation for Majestic Ship