Have you seen the impressive capabilities of WAN 2.2 fluid dynamics? I recently came across a video that showcases its ability to handle complex physics like particles and fluid dynamics. The video is a combination of two videos joined together, generated using Flux dev and image-to-video 14b WAN 2.2. What’s striking is how well it handles the simulation of fluid dynamics, making it look incredibly realistic.
The creator of the video also added sound effects using MMAudio, which adds to the overall experience. What I find fascinating is the potential of this technology to create realistic simulations that can be used in various fields like film, gaming, or even education.
One of the challenges the creator faced was figuring out how to prompt the camera angles and motion. I can imagine that getting the camera movements to look natural would require a lot of experimentation and fine-tuning.
The possibilities of WAN 2.2 fluid dynamics are endless, and I’m excited to see how it will be used in the future.