Fluid Pressure Normal Force Velocity Weight

Fluid pressure, normal force, velocity, and weight are fundamental concepts in physics that find practical applications in LightWave 3D.

Fluid Pressure in LightWave 3D context refers to the force exerted by a fluid (either liquid or gas) per unit area within a simulation. This concept is crucial when simulating fluid dynamics to create realistic movements and interactions of fluids, taking into account factors such as density and external forces.
Normal Force is the perpendicular force exerted by a surface against an object resting on it, crucial for simulations involving contact or collision between objects. In LightWave 3D, understanding normal force is vital for accurately simulating the effects of objects interacting with their environment, affecting how they rest, slide, or bounce off surfaces.
Velocity is the speed of an object in a given direction and is fundamental in animations and simulations. In LightWave 3D, velocity affects the motion blur, particle dynamics, and the overall realism of moving objects, enabling creators to simulate speed, direction, and changes in movement effectively.
Weight refers to the force exerted by gravity on an object's mass. In LightWave 3D, weight influences how objects fall, settle, or interact under gravity, important for achieving realistic animations and simulations of objects moving within a gravitational field.

Understanding and manipulating these physical concepts in LightWave 3D allows for the creation of more dynamic, realistic, and compelling 3D scenes, animations, and effects, by closely mirroring the behavior of real-world phenomena.

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