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This is the most niche thing the UA-cam algorithm has recommended me ever

Sir, could you make a video tutorial how to make this?🙏

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buen video pero sube más minecraft :)

Very interesting, especially because you have done in CPU. Is there ant chance to have a look at the source code?

Hi, nice smiulation. What did you use? CUDA?. I am working in this kind of simulation in my university. But i have problems with the render of surface

Did you do anything to smooth the mesh? Thank you!

Is it real-time?

Thank you, I'll check that out. I wish you luck in your research.

And ... Best regards from Spain, ;-)

You're right about incompressibility, ;-). This video was the first ones I've generated. Also, this simulation don't calculate the mass per particle correctly. No realtime, no GPU, everything is done on CPU. About WCSPH I've followed the Markus Becker & Matthias Teschner paper. You can seen the results in other videos from my own In any case,now, I'm researching how to couple eulerian (grid-based) and lagrangian (SPH)

It seem to be compressible little bit (WCSPH?), but looks nice. I also wonder whether that's realtime and whether GPU programming was invoked. Best regards from Ukraine.

:A mi me costó ajustar parámetros (masa por partícula, densisdad, viscosidad, tensión superficial) para que fuera estable, el core de la simulación no tanto. Supongo que habrás visto multitud de papers al respecto, pero a mi me sirvió de mucho este libro: Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics: A Meshfree Particle Method, de M.B. Liu

Esta excelente, mi tesis de pregrado es justamente hacer eso, aunque aun no lo logro :(

It needs anisotropic smoothing kernels in the reconstruction of the surface, i.e., in the calculation and definition of the implicit distance function

Ok, thank you vey much. I just arrived to the "CFD world" since February 2012. It's very exciting and interesting.

Nice work. GPU implementation will be tricky, specially concerning spatial hashing optimization. Unless you first implement brute force :)

About 5hours. Yes, it runs physics simulation step on the CPU. I'll try use openMP for multithreading, and then, maybe I'll try port ing on GPU