Picture a stylized 3D scene built around four identical translucent “double cups” (stacked plastic cups), each showcasing a different stage of motion involving a rich, glossy purple liquid. The material of the cups is slightly frosted with subtle surface imperfections, while the liquid inside is semi-viscous—thicker than water—with a syrup-like sheen that catches highlights.

3D Model consisting of 4 Cups with Spills,Splashes and Ice (15 Objects) :

• 1 Double cup sitting still
• 1 Double cup spilled on the floor
• 1 Double cup pouring out
• 1 Double cup splashing

Cup 1 – Still:The first cup stands upright and undisturbed. Inside, several semi-transparent ice cubes float and refract the purple liquid, creating layered light distortions. Tiny air bubbles are suspended within the liquid, and condensation beads cling to the outside of the cup, giving it a cold, realistic appearance. The surface of the liquid is perfectly calm, with a slight meniscus curve at the rim.

Cup 2 – Spilled:The second cup lies on its side on the ground. Purple liquid has pooled outward, forming an irregular puddle with soft, rounded edges. Ice cubes have tumbled out and are partially submerged in the liquid, some resting on the surface while others sink slightly into it. The puddle reflects light with a glossy finish, and faint ripples suggest the spill just happened moments ago.

Cup 3 – Pouring:The third cup is tilted mid-air at about a 45-degree angle. A continuous stream of purple liquid pours from its rim, forming a smooth, elongated flow that curves naturally under gravity. Ice cubes remain inside but press against the inner wall due to the tilt. The liquid stream breaks into slight tendrils and droplets toward the end, showing dynamic fluid motion.

Cup 4 – Splashing:The final cup captures a dramatic, high-energy splash moment. It appears either dropped or struck, with the purple liquid erupting outward in an explosive crown-like formation. Large arcs and thin sheets of liquid stretch into the air, dotted with suspended droplets of various sizes. Ice cubes are mid-flight, spinning and scattering, each interacting with the liquid splash to create secondary droplets and ripples.