Sparse simulation is recently implemented in Reactions, and Embergen now has a betabuild with that implmented as well, it seems these two are a bit synced in the development competition right now. Reactions and TurbulenceFD is working both with GPU and CPU, while Embergen only uses GPU. I doubt it would have any dedicated physics aimed for liquids though, some behaviors are however similar. Older tfd still has a plugin for Lightwave. There is no version "of Reaction" for lightwave, it´s a stand Alone version as well as a plugin for cinema4D, Lightwave seem to have been ditched in that support or development sadly, considering TurbulenceFD first grew from the Lightwave platform.
LiquidGen is upcoming, not released yet.I am not sure if I will be eligable for it. Use this to continue a simulation at any cached frame, possibly after changing some parameters.Click to failed to see you where asking about jangafx, not jawset. If checked, the next simulation run will load the state from the file specified above and jump to the frame following the one cached to the file. See the parameters in the Cache tab for information about how to control which channels are saved to the disk cache. bcf file will be cleared as if Start Clean Simulation was checked. bcf file from a TurbulenceFD cache directory. If Start Clean Simulation is unchecked, channels will be initialized from the file specified here. Specifies the end frame for the simulation.Ĭlear all channels before starting the simulation at the frame specified above. Specifies the start frame for the simulation. Manual allows you to enter different start and end frames for the simulation. Preview Range simulates the range selected in the editor's preview slider. The settings work just like those in CINEMA's Render Settings in the Output section. Specifies what part of the time-line to simulate. You can for example animate this value down to 0.0 to create bullet-time-like animations. Values below 1.0 slow the simulation down, values above 1.0 speed it up. At 1.0, the simulation will run at the same speed as the animation. This value controls how fast time will pass for the simulation. The fluid will not be in sync with the rest of the animation when using different frame-rates.
Take care when using a different frame-rate for the renderer (Render Settings > Output > Frame Rate). Turbulence uses the frame-rate (FPS) set in the project settings (Edit > Project Settings).
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