04-30-2024, 12:32 AM
Ahh.. I think you're correct.
In that case.. maybe it's a good idea creating one flow referencing Phoenix FD with Birth Fluid, and Fluid force... so we have a bunch of particles that we are working with.
And create another flow for "sprinkles", that every particle will detect if it's close to any particle from the first flow, and if it is, to link it to that particle.
Although, I think in OP Case, he needs "sprinkles" after the whole sim (moving of the liquid) is already done, so in this case he can just surface test them, and add operator stop, or slow, after they get very close to liquid.
In that case.. maybe it's a good idea creating one flow referencing Phoenix FD with Birth Fluid, and Fluid force... so we have a bunch of particles that we are working with.
And create another flow for "sprinkles", that every particle will detect if it's close to any particle from the first flow, and if it is, to link it to that particle.
Although, I think in OP Case, he needs "sprinkles" after the whole sim (moving of the liquid) is already done, so in this case he can just surface test them, and add operator stop, or slow, after they get very close to liquid.
(04-29-2024, 08:57 PM)pikok Wrote: How would that work? Isn't phoenix mesh topology constantly changing? I tried this - object bind and surface lock but it doesn't work.
