This somewhat complicated example is meant to demonstrate a simple workflow for simulating, storing, surfacing and rendering a particle fluid simulation. Three geometry nodes in the example are named Step 1, Step 2 and Step 3 according to the order in which they are to be used. They write out particle geometry to disk, read the geometry in and surface it, and read the surfaced geometry from disk, respectively. The example also has shaders and a camera built in so that it can be easily rendered.

The fluid animated in this scene models a highly-elastic gelatin-like blob of fluid.