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Maybe you need to rename the file. From .zip to .plugin - does that help?

Unfortunately you can not directly use whitewater to interact with other particles. But you can control the behavior of all white water particles. You could make bubbles sink to the ground while shading them like coffee grounds as example. You can also control the lifetime. Another very interesting thing is rendering fluid particles. Using geometry nodes it is possible to use any shape for all the particles. Hope this is helpful :)

Yes it is!

@@FLIPFluids Oh. I using flip fluids addon and it so cool! There are many new possibilities for water simulations! By the way i using this addon only for fun. Thanks. (Im from Russia and therefore can be mistakes in this comment)

Great to read you enjoy our Addon :)

Hey unfortunately no. We have that on a list of feature request but this could be something for FF2.0 what still is in development. However using force fields can help a bit with this. As example you can blow spray particles away without affecting the fluid surface. For this you just would need to decrease the influence for fluid particles to 0.

@@FLIPFluids allright thank you, keep up the good work!

Hey! Thank you for this kind words. Did you watch our complete guide series? Or check the BlenderPhysics channel? You will find a lot in depth information. We are still developing new tutorials. After the compositing tools are ready we will continue producing more learning videos.

👋 hey! Use an increased value for friction on your obstacle. And use viscosity. Force fields can also be helpful for sticking effects. You could try our slime presets as well.

@@FLIPFluids can you do a simple tutorial on how to get fluid to stick to honeycomb or any other objects like the Suzanne, or cube, and then shimmer slightly with fluidity so that people can follow it and sign up to flip fluids. Plus the various settings. What is the friction setting and where would I find it, when do I stop the fluid outflow, what is the min and max distance of the forcefield of the object (you presumably have the object you want fluid to stick to as an object) There is no such tutorial online and I’m sure it would be doing you a favour too. It’s also very very difficult to follow all the settings to not have to re bake millions of times with setting changes and it’s very frustrating.

@@FLIPFluids your tutorial with the number 4 taking on the fluid shape is a forcefield, not an obstacle, although it’s only momentary taking on the shape. Are you now saying use an obstacle item instead?

There are different ways .. you could send us your blend file using the support form and we will try to help :)

Using an animated character model and force fields.

@@FLIPFluids only the first bit with fluid sticking to an object. I’d happily pay someone to show me as I just want to get it done and I’ve been trying for 3 days so far and it’s totally doing my head in.,

@@FLIPFluids please help……..

This file is included in the examples package that you can download from the market account . Fell also fee to send a support request using our online form

The more features it has the more complex it becomes. However - it has a great workflow - and you can get really fast results.

Yap maybe! Using the latest version of blender and the Addon could help. If not feel free to send a support request using our online form and we will be glad to help

Hello!

Yes that works. You can use force fields to blow spray away while the surface is not affected

@@FLIPFluids i dont know what im doing wrong but : the addon's force field actually affects the surface fluid and the particles. Instead Blender defaults forces do nothing. Is there a way to affect only particles?

@RaffoVFX you cannot use blenders force field but our own like you already tested. The trick is to set the fluidparticles to zero in the force field settings.

@@FLIPFluids Found that panel thanks to your tip, much appreciated:) Great job with this addon, it surprises me especially the multi threading!

@RaffoVFX glad to help ☺️ enjoy the Addon!

Nope - but you can make the water move and it looks like the boat is moving. However it requires to do some compositing.

@@FLIPFluids i'm not sure I understood that. Is there a tutorial or example of this?

It’s in the downloads list in your market account.

Not sure what exact you mean. The downloads are available in your market account. And the installed addons are listed in the preferences > addons

​@@FLIPFluidsDo I have to purchase $76 for the downloads list to appear?

Mh not sure what happens. Would you provide us with some information about your system using the support form on our homepage?

@@FLIPFluids Thanks. Just emailed your support address!

Rendering completed in a few hours. Simulating took a day. However, not a problem. Our Addon can bake and render completely automated. Just slept and in the morning everything was ready 👍

@@FLIPFluids sick! I use a laptop so animations like this can take me up to 3 days

It must not. This simulation used a very high resolution setting. Our comparison video about resolutions shows that less resolution will result with similar results but in much less time. You could try our free demo version and try it yourself 😊

@@FLIPFluids thanks!

Thank you for your constructive criticism. Others gave us the same hint and in the latest videos we started making it better :).

Unfortunately no. 2-way physics is nothing we are planning to develop atm. However - there is a great tutorial about how to fake it:th-cam.com/video/JyfMQ6RX6nA/w-d-xo.html

Didn’t test this actually. But meanwhile it could work.

Keep a back up and try upgrading it to newer version. If anything fails you can always return back.

I would finish baking with one version. you will be able to use the finished simulation after baking.

I will wait. It’s too long to just repeat the bake

If you would like to update you should backup your file 1st. Then you can delete all the Motionblur modifiers (surface and all whitewater objects). Save the file and reopen it. And then click the initialize motion blur button. In some cases reloading the last frame is required. Hope it helps.