Hi. Awesome video! I was wondering if you know of a similar program that has the ability for particles to accumulate. I'm looking to simulate an object (building) in a desert environment (sand particles) and see the build up of sand/dunes around and on the structure.
Education Public not for modeling... i was thinking in doing just to show how light are traveled... for light modeling i would use optic studio (zemax).
Hello, I see that your image appears as a particle, those must to the termination of the file confusing you to save it in dwf, I had problems when I wanted to open a file with flow desing with dwg termination. The solution was the following greetings
hi, how do I download the add in?
is there a link?
I dont understand why they stoped autodesk flow design i have but i can not use it
It's all about the graphics card not the ram and not the processor
Hi. Awesome video! I was wondering if you know of a similar program that has the ability for particles to accumulate. I'm looking to simulate an object (building) in a desert environment (sand particles) and see the build up of sand/dunes around and on the structure.
Hi! 3 years later I find this, I need to know if you found that program, I'm needing something similar
can i simulate light particle?
not something to fancy, just for show
I wish I could help. I think that you could adjust the display to simulate it , but I do not think that the underlying modelling would be accurate.
Education Public not for modeling... i was thinking in doing just to show how light are traveled...
for light modeling i would use optic studio (zemax).
hi , is there a link for the add in please
Hello, I see that your image appears as a particle, those must to the termination of the file confusing you to save it in dwf, I had problems when I wanted to open a file with flow desing with dwg termination.
The solution was the following greetings
ANNEX LINK, WHERE IT APPRECIATES MY DESIGN IT IS ONLY CHANGING THE DWG TO DWF FORMAT. WHICH REMOVES THE PARTICLE FORM
how can i get this software.