as shown in the 2/3 demo video. for fancy physics. and add less voxels for low resolution mode
#make water more linear to voxels. and add less voxels for low resolution mode
trim dragon
deft solar
you could probably make them act/look like voxels though
languid spire
most likely points
deft solar
although it'd prob be more computationally expensive than typical water sim
because cube
trim dragon
although it'd prob be more computationally expensive than typical water sim
the tiny balls in the 2/3 ideo
deft solar
the tiny balls in the 2/3 ideo
spheres are actually relatively easy to compute collision for
trim dragon
spheres are actually relatively easy to compute collision for
that what i meant
deft solar
well those aren't voxels they're spheres
a voxel can be thought of as a 3d pixel
or a cube
trim dragon
the type of voxel i mean is the voxel that controls a certain thing within example: water
i believe the term is used in blender
deft solar
the blender term is Fluid Particle no?
languid spire
i believe the term is used in blender
Blender uses "Fluid Particle"
night needle
just make the sphere a box
sage prairie
there are no voxels
I think the OP is referring to the rendering, not the simulation. The simulation is handled with a mesh generation algorithm, which is likely using voxels as a medium to translate points into a coherent mesh. Given that information, if the voxel field was simply clamped and the interpolation between voxels turned down, it would give a cube-like effect.