If you guys approached the Blender community (open source 3d software) with this technique whether as a paid addon or an alternative to the current mantaflow flip fluid CPU solver i'm sure your public coverage would increase substantially. i found your page looking basically for a GPU based flip fluid solver (none are available that i can see for blender that are gpu based) Good work btw :)
I guess, the splashes at 00:15 would only look like that if a miniature model of a city was flooded, not the actual city? Not that we can test this theory... :)
@@Jay-kc2pm Well if you look at the bottom left where there is no buildings in the way, the water seems to just glide across the ground like on ice, this is where I mean there should be some kind of rolling, but there is no friction between particles and the surfaces it collides with, this is definitely a problem with the simulation itself.
@@Sl4yerkid it could also be that the plane it's moving across has little friction to begin with, and rolling waves are primarily made by a sloped shore instead of friction with the shore.
Wow this is amazing. 3 years later its still impressive and large scale particle simulations take hours to calculate.
If you guys approached the Blender community (open source 3d software) with this technique whether as a paid addon or an alternative to the current mantaflow flip fluid CPU solver i'm sure your public coverage would increase substantially.
i found your page looking basically for a GPU based flip fluid solver (none are available that i can see for blender that are gpu based)
Good work btw :)
Can Mantaflow use GPU?
deserves way more views! Great work!
Saw the 1000mil particles fluid animation other day and i have to admit this one is looking better.
There once was a legend this man's computer...
Play on x2 speed.
Still looks very bad
@@paulortalex6613 wdym it looks amazing
Ooooo sick
I guess, the splashes at 00:15 would only look like that if a miniature model of a city was flooded, not the actual city? Not that we can test this theory... :)
什么时候可以应用在游戏中呢?虚幻5的流体可以达到吗?
When will it be used in games?Is UE5 fluid accessible?(Machine translation)
Everybody gangsta,
*_-Till the GPU starts buffering-_*
AMAZING fluids!!!
Placing some music would be better. Placing some commentary about the meaning of each case would make it perfect.
very impressive work, keep it up!
Is this an add-on for blender?
Great work!
Impressive!
Is anyone aware of work being done to model surface adhesion/friction for water on smooth surfaces?
no. but i dont think its easy !
I feel like the problem with this is the wave doesn't simulate any kind of 'rolling' as a wave would crashing on the beach.
The wave rolling has to do with the shape of the terrain under the water, and less so the water simulation itself.
@@Jay-kc2pm Well if you look at the bottom left where there is no buildings in the way, the water seems to just glide across the ground like on ice, this is where I mean there should be some kind of rolling, but there is no friction between particles and the surfaces it collides with, this is definitely a problem with the simulation itself.
@@Sl4yerkid it could also be that the plane it's moving across has little friction to begin with, and rolling waves are primarily made by a sloped shore instead of friction with the shore.
DAYUM DATS WATTAH
Are you going to create a software with this coding?
- построить модель своего города
- сделать симуляцию затопления
- купить дом в том месте, которое утонет последним
Was it just me who is very curious about how they make this?? Its so satisfying....
This is a fluid simulation
@@phocalargha1412 what soft do they use
This makes me go yes
2:00 I can do this in real time with my software ;)
software name
it s good
Give me a 2:10!
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