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Fill Up For Ocean | oceanfill – Change Changes the Open Container Walls of the simulator so that they would act like there is an infinite liquid volume beyond them. Pressure would be created at the simulator walls in order to support the liquid, and if the surface of a wall below the Initial Fill Up level or the bottom is cleared from liquid during simulation, new incoming liquid would be created. In order to eliminate air pockets between Solid geometry and the liquid mesh, this option will automatically set all Solid voxels below the Initial Fill Up level to contain Liquid amount of 1, even if they don't contain any Liquid particles. If you don't want this effect, enable Clear Inside from the Phoenix FD Properties of the Solid geometry.  See the Fill Up For Ocean and Clear Inside example below.

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All simulator walls must be set to Open from the Grid rollout for Fill Up For Ocean to take effect.

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Example: Motion Inertia   UI Text Box size medium type info The following video provides examples of moving containers with Inertial Forces enabled to show the differences between values of 0.1, 0.5, and 1.0. Align align center Video 0 Inertial_Forces.mp4 3 true

 

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Example: Fill Up For Ocean and Clear Inside

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Column width 15%   Column width 70% This example shows the Liquid voxels, with a submerged Solid ellipsoid. There are never FLIP particles inside it, but disabling Clear Inside will fill it with Liquid voxels so the liquid mesh can intersect it. Before after afterLabel Clear Inside Off beforeLabel Clear Inside On Panel borderStyle none Image Added  Panel borderStyle none Image Added Column width 15%

 

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