rlguy / Blender-FLIP-Fluids

The FLIP Fluids addon is a tool that helps you set up, run, and render high quality liquid fluid effects all within Blender, the free and open source 3D creation suite.
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[Feature Request] Allow loaded cache meshes to be rotated #286

Closed enzyme69 closed 1 year ago

enzyme69 commented 6 years ago

Dear RLGUY, supposed I have fluid that is good working in one blend, and I would like to use it in different blend, perhaps making multiple Domain object, could I just load the fluid cache and manipulate the transformation, rotation, etc and render it out?

I tried, but rotation does not seem to work, I tried applying rotation and still does not work as the cached fluid keep resetting its rotation.

Any trick to use?

Thanks!

rlguy commented 6 years ago

Hey enzyme69,

You can load the cache within a new Domain inside of a new .blend scene. As of now, rotation is not allowed. I'll add this as a feature request.

Also, just a note: if you load a cache into a new domain and the cache contains whitewater meshes, you will need to enable the whitewater setting in the domain for the particles to be displayed.

enzyme69 commented 6 years ago

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Thanks for acknowledge-ing the feature request.

In the meantime, I am using Sverchok Add-On to Offset Tranform the fluid surface. There is a funky -1,-1,-1 transform on the surface, but I can fix this using SV also.

Cheers!

enzyme69 commented 6 years ago

I re-open just in case people asking for similar feature to rotate resulting fluid surface.

enzyme69 commented 6 years ago

prtscr capture_5 Rotating also works using this method.

I supposed, Alembic export can also work, but Alembic cache also has this limitation of difficulty to offset transform.

enzyme69 commented 6 years ago

UPDATE: We can also do this without Sverchok Add-On, simply apply Displacement to the fluid_surface shape, with zero strength, then export Alembic Cache. Should force it to bake fluid :)

enzyme69 commented 6 years ago

But would still be nice to be able to simply rotate the surface fluid generated directly without another baking / caching.

rlguy commented 1 year ago

My apologies for the ping on this issue thread, just cleaning up the FLIP Fluids GitHub issue tracker.

The purpose of the FLIP Fluids GitHub issue tracker is for issues and bugs only. Feature development and requests are handled internally and requests can be made through alternative channels. See: Guidelines for Feature Requests.