Hi all,
I couldn't get a FLIP setup working in H12.0.701, so I wanted to use SPH. Aside from the shelf tool that sets up an SPH particle fluid emitter missing, I've also noticed a difference in performance between H11 (H11.1.309) and H12.
Attached is the default shelf setup for SPH and FLIP in H11.1 which works great for SPH in H11, but explodes in H12. I adjusted the particle radius scale to 2 when I opened it up in H12 which should be the same as H11 and the simulation was more accurate and similar to H11's, although there were a few more ballistic particles shooting off in H12.
Keeping everything the same, H11.1 seems to be ~15% faster than H12 and I'm wondering if I messed something up or if that is actually the case. In the performance monitor the bottleneck is the gas particle pressure and the gas integrator dops for both versions, but H12 seems slower.
Any insights or observations would be most appreciated.
thanks
Is H12.0 SPH fluid solver slower than H11.1?
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second this. Getting explosions in particle fluid simulations. They started just after I switched from h11 to h12 but at least I believe I had a working simulation for a while in h12 too. Now running 12.0.683.
Problem goes away when turning off the Enable Pressure Force.
See playblast for further hints.
Problem goes away when turning off the Enable Pressure Force.
See playblast for further hints.
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