souls7ealer

Hi

I have no idea about the problem. I did a same thing but everything was fine. Also, you may try writing in .bgeo format. It is more stable for me…

cheers

Hi Tom,

1- Yes. doing subdivision in SOP is a better idea (based on my experience)

2- Definitely it increases the render time… using bump map might help…

3- I think Gaussian is more slow. It depends on the resolution of the texture. However, using rat files is more efficient specially for animation rendering. (You will see a big difference)

Hi papi,

Happy new year

The Sand Solver is an interesting tool. However, the simulation is very similar to the flip solver. I am interested in using gas sand force along with flip solver because the help for this node says:

“The fluid is then broken into a series of rigid components whose strain is insufficient to separate the grains of sand. These components velocities are projected to be rigid.”

I want to use this ability for making something like a snow impact simulation…. I have used sand solver but the result is way different…