FLIP smorganic/sheeter effect?

[poppy 3]

Hi,

Is there a way to achieve this effect in H?

https://vimeo.com/12992186

http://www.fusioncis.com/pr_smorganic.html

[Skybar 303]

Here is an interesting paper on an approach to it: http://vacation.aid.design.kyushu-u.ac.jp/~and/sheetflip/index.html

It is probably possible to do something similar in H, I wouldn't know where to start though.

[Fabiano Berlim 13]

There's no fluid software in the market capable to do this effect. CIS Fusion have a great solution, but is not ever close to ideal, since it looks like there's no concern to volume preservation and correct surface tension. The paper that Skybar posted is the best solution so far to flip method, but it relies on a anisotropic meshing system (flat spheres instead of spherical ones), which is currently not supported by OpenVDB or any other software.

[Pazuzu 218]

Hi,

Is there a way to achieve this effect in H?

https://vimeo.com/12992186

http://www.fusioncis..._smorganic.html

Currently I'm working on a fast and stable solution to this limitation, I'll sold the asset in Orbolt very soon (I'm working on the promo video ).

Here is a little example (comparison) of my aeb_FLIP_sheets asset. This test was executed with the solver default settings and a small amount of particles, to ensure that my asset work even at very low resolutions, in this scenarios is like a localized up-rez technique.

Edited July 29, 2013 by Pazuzu

[Guest tar]

Currently I'm working on a fast and stable solution to this limitation, I'll sold the asset in Orbolt very soon (I'm working on the promo video ).

Here is a little example (comparison) of my aeb_FLIP_sheets asset. These tests were executed with the solver default settings and a small amount of particles, to ensure that my asset work even at very low resolutions, in this scenarios is like a localized up-rez technique.

http://speedy.sh/ASJ...ts-examples.rar

The download doesn't seem to work for os X. Any other way to share it?

[Pazuzu 218]

The download doesn't seem to work for os X. Any other way to share it?

Sorry for that, (this time are Quicktime files) but here is another test.

The sheet_tendrils video, forces the tendrils and fills the holes in a more agressive way.

sheets.mov

sheets_tendrils.mov

same_sim_without_asset.mov

Edited July 29, 2013 by Pazuzu

[Guest tar]

Awesome! Looks magical.

[lukeiamyourfather 164]

There's no fluid software in the market capable to do this effect. CIS Fusion have a great solution, but is not ever close to ideal, since it looks like there's no concern to volume preservation and correct surface tension.

Mark at Fusion CI Studios came up with the workflow originally. There's a plugin for it now in RealFlow and has been for a couple versions. It's called the sheeter daemon. True, it's not physically accurate but in order to simulate thin sheets and preserve volume it would take a lot of particles (probably billions). Faking it is the only practical solution for now.

[Skybar 303]

Sorry for that, (this time are Quicktime files) but here is another test.

The sheet_tendrils video, forces the tendrils and fills the holes in a more agressive way.

Thats very cool. Can't wait to try it!

[Pazuzu 218]

Here is another example, this time without gravity and a more subtle threshold for the hole filling.

More examples to come!!!

sheets_03.mp4.rar

[Sifis 26]

Looks great, Keep it coming...

[Fabiano Berlim 13]

Awesome!!!!

[poppy 3]

wow!

[galagast 140]

looks really cool!!

can't wait to see more examples

There's no fluid software in the market capable to do this effect. CIS Fusion have a great solution, but is not ever close to ideal, since it looks like there's no concern to volume preservation and correct surface tension. The paper that Skybar posted is the best solution so far to flip method, but it relies on a anisotropic meshing system (flat spheres instead of spherical ones), which is currently not supported by OpenVDB or any other software.

I recall seeing an anisotropic meshing mode from the Thinkbox Frost website, although I'm not sure if it's the same anisotropic meshing method mentioned in the paper posted by skybar.

[Aliencorpse 14]

Very cool stuff

[mishurov 2]

There's no fluid software in the market capable to do this effect. CIS Fusion have a great solution, but is not ever close to ideal, since it looks like there's no concern to volume preservation and correct surface tension. The paper that Skybar posted is the best solution so far to flip method, but it relies on a anisotropic meshing system (flat spheres instead of spherical ones), which is currently not supported by OpenVDB or any other software.

Implementation of anisotropic method is quite simple, I made one https://github.com/mishurov/anisotropy_matrix But since Houdini uses OpenVDB for surfacing the FLIP, therefore OpenVDB developers should add that algorithm into their library. And there are some perfomance issues to use fastest method for calculation of Single Value Decomposition and so on.

[yourdaftpunk 32]

This achieves with better surface tension calculation what nodes like the sheeter daemon achieve with particle reseeding:

Versatile Surface Tension and Adhesion for SPH Fluids

http://cg.informatik.uni-freiburg.de/publications/siggraphasia2013/2013_SIGGRAPHASIA_surface_tension_adhesion.pdf

http://cg.informatik.uni-freiburg.de/movies/siggraphasia2013/sigasia13_video.mp4

http://cg.informatik.uni-freiburg.de/people/nakinci.htm

[Pazuzu 218]

Finally I almost done with the development of my custom asset that tries to solve the water sheets and tendrils in a FLIP/PIC sim, at last I've found a method to control the volume gain and break the fluid sheets without deleting particles, even retime effects are possible!!!; Here are some test with some parameter variation, hope you like it.

IMG.rar

[Skybar 303]

Cool stuff Alejandro!

[djwarder 6]

Impressive!  Will be great to have this as part of the Houdini liquid FX arsenal!!