06-07-2024, 02:43 PM
Unfortunately not possible.
A grid-based simulator like PhoenixFD is easy to resume, because you simply need to fill each cell with the grid values of the previous frame in order to step forward.
Resuming a tyFlow simulation would be exponentially more complex, as you not only need to restore particle values, but also the internal state of every operator and every internal solver.
A grid-based simulator like PhoenixFD is easy to resume, because you simply need to fill each cell with the grid values of the previous frame in order to step forward.
Resuming a tyFlow simulation would be exponentially more complex, as you not only need to restore particle values, but also the internal state of every operator and every internal solver.