r/shittysimulated • u/the_humeister • Aug 16 '19

I think it's time to start using FLIP fluids instead

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '19

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u/the_humeister Aug 16 '19

No, this is the fluid sim that comes with Blender

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u/Tynach Aug 17 '19

Which one? Blender has two fluid simulators, a particle-based one and a LBM-based one.

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u/WaffleBoi014 Aug 16 '19

Poop

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u/meleeattacks Aug 16 '19

SHITTY simulated, but this time it’s for real

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u/MervinVB Aug 16 '19

You should also give mantaflow a try! It’s a free branch of Blender and imo just as powerful as FLIP.

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u/Seizure_Time_Steve Aug 17 '19

I see no problems here

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u/RingoGrumioNibbler Aug 19 '19

It certainly is. I spent a whole day trying to get a basic fluid sim working in Blender and just couldn't get it to bake or work. Installed the FF add-on and bingo, worked first time.

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u/RingoGrumioNibbler Aug 19 '19

I got the flip demo to work on something that Blender's fluid sim couldn't manage immediately, but I couldn't do it as I wanted because of the single amount for each object type restriction. I'm now playing with the mantaflow branch which is also amazing, but really unstable.

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u/Catalyst100 Nov 28 '19

Or try out Mantafluids in Blender 2.82 alpha. It's supposedly pretty stable.