Hi I have been given this reference image for a splash animation.
I had planned to use x-particles, but it is quite complex.

As you can see from the image, a character falls into a body of water, causing a splash, which needs to have the cavity and then secondary "bloop" of the cavity coming together.
What is the best way to achieve this in the most simple and art directable way?

This is as a result of using the vector with extrusions

Twitch influencer wants 3D logo based on the above, with a different icon, and this font. Which only exists as a vector.
![image.png](/assets/uploads/files/1723466835290-b2086574-4c51-4460-a765-e9376e2fa371-image-resized.png

https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/shademeadows/jurassic-world-logo-series-indoraptor

This is the level of detail the logo has.

Unfortunately, I am unable to share the logo as it is under NDA.
At the moment, I am using a remesher to take the geometry from the extruder, and add the extrusion and bevel once I have a mesh created.
Does that make sense?

Examples of the tessellation issues. This is using NGons

Question.

I am working on a 3D logo using a quite complicated logo vector from the brand itself.

I have a vector object that I need to make 3D. Easy. The issue is with adding the bevel elements. That is when I start to see the geometry issues.

I am using an Extrude object. Please let me know if there is a better alternative.

I have been using different tessellation and I am still not getting smooth geometry.

Thank you this was amazingly helpful

Hello,
I wanted to make an animation of mustard (or ketchup) being squirted onto a hotdog in the classic swirly way, from a bottle.
I made a start with this using spline wraps, but lacked any real expressive visual appeal, as the bottle needed to be right next to the hot dog.
I have tried using xParticles, but its very tricky.

Is there a sim technique where the sauce could emit from the bottle and then follow a flow to look like the below.

Thanks in advance.