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I have a cloth object (for example Grid) and I want to pour FlipFluid (Water) on it to push and deform this cloth object.
We can't do that with normal ways ,because topology of the water is changing in each frame and we take this error on the clothsolver node:
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Error : Object “flipfluidobject” the topology of the simulation geometry changed between frame times 0.4999 and 0.54166
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I found the solution in the Houdini's Help and you can see this in below link :
http://www.sidefx.com/docs/houdini12.5/cloth/interaction_solvers [sidefx.com]
This page says :
To interacting Cloth solvers with Flip solver we should observe below notes :
1. we should put FLIP Solver before Cloth Solver in the merge node in DopNetwork.
2. we should create and use “previous” attribute to save position of the fluid at the previous frame.
But i don't know how i can use this attribute and where i should create it ?!
:?
I attached simple project file.
Really thanks all my friends
Interacting Cloth solvers with Flip solver !!!
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Ok here's one way of faking it.
I fetch the cloth sim geo to the flip sim, and build a collision field from it.
Because the flip velocity field extends a bit outside the surface it still affects the cloth.
I add a bit of downwards velocity to the vel field after it has been simmed, to fake some gravity.
It's all a bit nasty, but kinda sorta works. You might need to balance all the fakeness to suit your needs.
I fetch the cloth sim geo to the flip sim, and build a collision field from it.
Because the flip velocity field extends a bit outside the surface it still affects the cloth.
I add a bit of downwards velocity to the vel field after it has been simmed, to fake some gravity.
It's all a bit nasty, but kinda sorta works. You might need to balance all the fakeness to suit your needs.
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