Liquid Physics possible?

[HadHa]

I'm thinking of manipulating small pools of liquid with point-gravity systems over a 3d level in first person.
I got the effect set up pretty neat, using a few barrels so far - But I just figured I have no idea how to create a watery looking object for this.

Is there any good examples of liquid physics in udk-games?
It doesn't need to be extremely "watery", something amongst the lines of "pixel junk shooter" -> Youtube link! would do plenty. (Watery physics starts from about 0:20 seconds)

Could squares of softbodies be the answer? I am not really sure what kind of system I would need to manipulated them (they need to get added together and splitted apart based on the physics..)

Anyone got any ideas whatsoever?

[Graylord]

The closest you'll come to water physics is liquid surfaces (just waves on physical impulses) and some advanced materials. There's no physical liquid in UDK.

[HadHa]

Yea that's pretty much what I expected, thanks for your answer tho.

I think I will try using softbodies to simulate metaballs, but it might get really heavy on the calculations..
With a nice advanced material, and some small particle effects I think it could work (sort of?)
To simulate it making floor wet or so I guess I could spray decals all over.

If anyone has any other ideas, or any specific ideas on how to create what I'm talking about, that would be great.

Heres a link to what I initially was thinking of: Youtubelink - Fluid/metaball

[pulse0o0]

You can use force actors or force fields whatever they're called(I haven't been on UDK in awhile) to give the appearance of the water actually having buoyancy. The only problem I have found with this method is you cannot stand on top of things "floating".

[Abhishek Agarwal]

You need loads of particles for that.

the force fields are a good solution and you can use the water volume for 'floating'.

Best of luck.