Enzo Crema
@zphfx.bsky.social
Houdini Technical Artist & Software Engineer
Reposted by Enzo Crema
So what is the tiniest possible fluid simulation?
Can we get anything interesting from a single cell?
For this we'll be using a standard MAC grid, which means we'll represent horizontal velocities (red) on the vertical edges and vertical velocities (green) on the horizontal edges of each cell.
Can we get anything interesting from a single cell?
For this we'll be using a standard MAC grid, which means we'll represent horizontal velocities (red) on the vertical edges and vertical velocities (green) on the horizontal edges of each cell.
December 9, 2024 at 12:27 AM
So what is the tiniest possible fluid simulation?
Can we get anything interesting from a single cell?
For this we'll be using a standard MAC grid, which means we'll represent horizontal velocities (red) on the vertical edges and vertical velocities (green) on the horizontal edges of each cell.
Can we get anything interesting from a single cell?
For this we'll be using a standard MAC grid, which means we'll represent horizontal velocities (red) on the vertical edges and vertical velocities (green) on the horizontal edges of each cell.