How to get flip fluids colliding?

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Hey there, I have two fluid emitters and I want to get the flip fluids to collide with each other but am not sure how to do it. I've included my .hip file if anyone could take a look or let me know. Thanks.

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You only have 1 emitter. The second one is just a box at this point. Do what you did for the first one for the second one as well and it should be fine.
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You have to use only 1 FlipSolver with two different emitter for colliding with each other , Also add another Source Volume DOP, check attached file :wink:

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You only have 1 emitter. The second one is just a box at this point. Do what you did for the first one for the second one as well and it should be fine.

Sorry, I must of uploaded a slightly older version, once I created a second emitter the particles just moved through each other.
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You have to use only 1 FlipSolver with two different emitter for colliding with each other , Also add another Source Volume DOP, check attached file :wink:

This is where I'm running into problems, I can't successfully get the two emitters running through the one one flip solver without running into errors, is there specific way I should be creating the second emitter?
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Here's the file with two emitters, but they're running through different solvers. If anyone could show me and example of running them through the one, that would be amazing.

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You should create second emitter manually .

1. Create another object for new emitter
2. Copy create_surface_volume , merge_surface_volumes , OUT_surface from first emitter to new emitter
3. in the AutoDopNetwork copy source_surface_from_box_object1 and connect new one to the merge3
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This is your fixed project.

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You should create second emitter manually .

1. Create another object for new emitter
2. Copy create_surface_volume , merge_surface_volumes , OUT_surface from first emitter to new emitter
3. in the AutoDopNetwork copy source_surface_from_box_object1 and connect new one to the merge3

This is exactly what I ended up doing, thanks for helping.
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