Splash - 4D Particle System 1.1

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Splash - 4D Particle System by ANT is a creative tool for designing, simulating, and rendering high-fidelity particle effects across space and time. It gives artists and technical directors an intuitive workflow to build everything from realistic fluids and smoke to stylized trails, sparks, and abstract forms.

With a non-destructive, node-based authoring environment and a timeline-aware, four-dimensional approach, Splash lets you control how effects evolve, collide, and interact. Real-time previews and smart caching keep iteration fast, while physically inspired forces and constraints deliver believable motion when you need it.

Key features:

• 4D control: Animate behaviors across time with keyframes, curves, and procedural modulation.
• Procedural emitters and modifiers: Shape particle birth, life cycle, and fade using fields, volumes, and custom rules.
• Physics-aware simulation: Collisions, turbulence, vortices, attractors, and constraints for natural motion.
• Versatile looks: Fluid-like splashes, smoke and dust, sparks and embers, trails, swarms, and volumetric effects.
• High-performance workflow: Optimized playback, incremental caching, and instancing for large particle counts.
• Artist-friendly tools: Presets, templates, and visual debugging to accelerate look development.
• Flexible I/O: Import reference assets and export baked caches for downstream rendering or real-time use.
• Extensible design: Optional scripting hooks and custom operators for pipeline integration.

Whether you are crafting cinematic shots, motion graphics, or interactive visuals, Splash helps you turn complex particle motion into polished, repeatable results.

Splash - 4D Particle System is developed by ANT. The most popular version of this product among our users is 1.1. The name of the program executable file is SplashDemo.exe.

You can check Splash PRO, Particle Local IDE, Splash Cash and other related programs like Bubble Splash at the "download" section.