Hi all.
We work in meter scale.
Every time I try to use tyFlow in meter scale it's always a nightmare. I tried to fill a bowl ( for example: 15cm/0.15m diameter) with particles... didn't work. They were giving odd behaviour or weren't filling at all.
Now I'm testing a cloth on a table it's being a pain. Getting some odd results.
We're an archviz company so have always used meter scale. We use it in both system and display. I'm aware that simulating often works best in cm scale.
I was concerned when we started using PhoenixFD but making scaling adjustments to the settings fixes that and we have no problems. It seems that this isn't possible with tyFlow though
Is there something I'm missing for working in meter scale?
It'd be great if someone can help with this. I'd ideally not have to work in cm and then find a way to convert to m scale.
Thanks,
Sean
We work in meter scale.
Every time I try to use tyFlow in meter scale it's always a nightmare. I tried to fill a bowl ( for example: 15cm/0.15m diameter) with particles... didn't work. They were giving odd behaviour or weren't filling at all.
Now I'm testing a cloth on a table it's being a pain. Getting some odd results.
We're an archviz company so have always used meter scale. We use it in both system and display. I'm aware that simulating often works best in cm scale.
I was concerned when we started using PhoenixFD but making scaling adjustments to the settings fixes that and we have no problems. It seems that this isn't possible with tyFlow though
Is there something I'm missing for working in meter scale?
It'd be great if someone can help with this. I'd ideally not have to work in cm and then find a way to convert to m scale.
Thanks,
Sean