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Just enable remove mesh near boundary in the surface settings of the domain.

I solved it by entering a key in the RigidBody animation box, but is this the same method as in the video?

Depends on the scene - but maybe yes! You can always send a blend file to let us check it .

Using force fileds! There is a complete guide video on the FLIP Fluids playlist

Surface tension just need to be enabled - and you need to find out the right strength for your scene. It’s mostly like trial and error

WIP 🚧😉

You need the domainbox to be selected if you are going to change fluid simulation speed. For rigid bodies it’s another panel.

Hi - the 3d Print Addon is part of the official Blender. No need to download. You just need to enable this in the preferences - its still there !

Did you watch the force field complete guide video on the flip fluid channel? And did you try to use the debugging tools that can help you? You could also send your blend file per support form of the FF Homepage to request support.

@@Blenderphysics-Videos I tried a million and one settings…..it really needs FF to think of all the issues people can go through, script a proper video going through all these pitfalls and why the animations are not working and then let them get on with it. I’ve been trying for an hour just to get basic fluid movement on my model in FF which isn’t working. There are a huge number of variables that determine the outcome of how the simulation works and whether you can know what the software is doing with the settings in question and to see the simulation. I would also break it down and not try and make the tutorials too complex - simple thing being sought out in achieving but going through all the pitfalls. It’s bound to make them sell more of the software.

@@Blenderphysics-Videos also you can’t know to buy the FF software to get rid of the watermark if you cant know if the software will do what you want. If it does I’d buy it in a heartbeat to get rid of the watermark.

A compositing tutorial will be released next month. FLIP Fluids will release the new compositing tools and a tutorial comes with this.

Use a gradient texture to fade the surface shader out. There will be some prepared assets for this soon ☺️

That’s correct - the example files are part of the payed Addon. However you will also ne able to get this results with a self compiled version. It’s just a bit less comfortable but it works

We are working on a passes system the does all this automatically. The reflections are on the simulated fluid surface what fades out into the footage.

@@Blenderphysics-Videos I am using blender too but I haven't had enough imagination like what kind of passes have you have used or.. please do a tutorial!

Fluid, foam and objects. There will be compositing tools in the future 👍

So true 😭

Try shade smooth (Blender F3 and type in)

Sure , you can use the Simulation Speed Value for this (by keyframing it)

It is 👍

Didn’t use passes but tryed different visibility settings and exported each as separate sequences

It’s possible but maybe not in the quality you are looking for. 32GB will be good for some basic simulations. But we recommend 64GB or more for higher resolution simulations. A simulation like this can take days for baking and rendering. It depends on your requirements and the quality. Setting up a scene like this will not be easy, too. Try our our demo version and let us know if there are more questions.

Can you please share a tutorial/instructions?

I am going to make a new tutorial soon … working on something

@@Blenderphysics-Videos Please make a tutorial for this!! It's amazing!

You can use a texture to blend your surface material to a transparency node - that’s the trick ;).

Hello, I'm also interested in this, did you succeed? And how? Thank you

Feel free to send your blend file using the flip fluids support form and will try to help

i have the same issue what whas the promlem did you solve?

@@spawniaq yes, just contact the support team... they are very helpfull

Softbodies and flip fluids? We can make it

That absolutely depends on your scene. Understand this comparison as an overview to see what the features do.

Yes! It’s required to enable „export animated mesh“ and then this will work.

Planned is a lot - but some development work is going on and we have to finish some things before the next tutorial will be made.

@@Blenderphysics-Videos Cant wait...

Hi! I remember that 2.8 build. It was compiled by somebody else but not by the team. And that is the reason why there was no helper addon. Maintenancing a custom build and an addon means a lot of work. Scorpion81 was the programmer on our team and had to do everything alone. As there are too many changes with every new blender version, after a while, maintenance got to heavy. There were many many requests for a fm2.x version. But unfortunately it is too much work for one person alone. And as war as I know scorpion has job and private things. He didn’t live from the fm project. The code still is available. Who knows if there will be someone in the future who will try to compile a new build. With ai tools this became a more realistic scenerio. Would love it as well ;).

Blender has become Houdini Lite!

I think it will take some more time for more beautiful results. For a tutorial, to show possibilities, the results are still okay.

@@Blenderphysics-Videos yes, thats actually kinda sad...Blender keeps updating and adding on features but, some things are just stuck in the stone age. In order to get the better looking water simulations I think we could need to use collections and do some trick layering to get better looking results.

Yes that’s correct. Only the FLIP Fluids Addon has this workflow and features. But both (the addon and mantaflow) are using the same mathematical principles.

I don’t remember how long baking took. Using an i9 -12900

you need a custom geometry nodes setup for motion blur that accesses velocity data. In the helper menu is a button that does this automatically for you! It is required to click it before baking .

Yes - you would need to export the simulation as alembic - and import it to be used as obstacle in the next simulation

@@Blenderphysics-Videos thank you so much 😁👍🏽

Maybe the resolution is too low?

That is not natively possible and needs to be made using tricks.

I will take a closer look to the unreal engine ;)

@@Blenderphysics-Videos I second this, if there was a way to export as a Json file it'd work amazing with Niagra particles since Houdini can export Vellum grain as Json, any chance you could check and see if Unreal Engine will take the grains as an Alembic if imported into Unreal Engine?

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