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Particles velocity makes flip solver slow. 2024年12月19日12:51
Hello,
I'm new to Houdini and trying to set up a fluid solver.
I've got a simple geometry that I use as an emitter.
If I use only gravity as a single force, it works ok.
But if I add some custom velocities from normals (see attachment)
the simulation becomes much slower. The more velocity I add - the slower is the simulation. And at the same time there is less particles in the simulation.
There are no abnormally high velocities in the simulation. See the second screenshot - on the left the fastest velocities with gravity only, and on the right - with added initial velocities on the same frame number.
I'd like to understand - is it the normal behaviour for flip solver to become much slower with the greater velocities of the particles, or am I doing something wrong?
Thanks
I'm new to Houdini and trying to set up a fluid solver.
I've got a simple geometry that I use as an emitter.
If I use only gravity as a single force, it works ok.
But if I add some custom velocities from normals (see attachment)
float mpl = ch("Velocity_Multiplier"); @v = @N * mpl;
the simulation becomes much slower. The more velocity I add - the slower is the simulation. And at the same time there is less particles in the simulation.
There are no abnormally high velocities in the simulation. See the second screenshot - on the left the fastest velocities with gravity only, and on the right - with added initial velocities on the same frame number.
I'd like to understand - is it the normal behaviour for flip solver to become much slower with the greater velocities of the particles, or am I doing something wrong?
Thanks