Vervette Fluid Sandbox...

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Nice one, Pilou!

YES, Pilou, nice one!

[Taron]

Ok, I cannot help myself but have to ask you: What do you mean by you cannot restart today?!? ...that totally reminds me of the old days of having to render for 20 hours some massive scene, haha.

Anyway, made me curious.
Also, so you had to manually enable webGL2 on Chrome? And did that work then?

Little bit similar I am working on a bigger web admin project, if I restart I have to set all environment again, run my web service, VPN to office, start a database, database management, many Chrome pages. I do want to do all these actions so often. I use system hybernation to re-run system quickly, so I try to avoid restart as possible.

Also, so you had to manually enable webGL2 on Chrome? And did that work then?

Yes, the restart of WebGL using the steps from the link helped me! But I still don't know why it can occur..

[Taron]

AH, what you need is a nice startup script for all your stuff to get setup!
...certainly worth looking into.

Well, cool, if it works, it works! I'm glad.

[Taron]

Pretty amazing how it feels to do 2.5d stuff directly. I am seriously thinking about adding "modeling" features like smoothing, flattening and the likes. It just feels so...uhm... sexy?

[Taron]

Vervette Fluid Sandbox v1.23

• FL.SLIP I couldn't resist and added "SLIP", allowing the brush to sort of slip over the fluids. It's just a multiplier for the amount of velocity transferred.

It's almost not surprising how awesome this little slider makes everything, but then again... it is, too! ...here's a big YAY to the sandbox nature of this all; I can try anything!

AH, what you need is a nice startup script for all your stuff to get setup!
...certainly worth looking into.

Something can be scripted, something not. For example, I have to run IDE and VPN manually. And to write a correct setup script takes an additional time. System hibernation is easier..

Back to your gem. FL.SLIP sounds great, have to check it out!

YES, with FL.SLIP the fluids work more naturally!

second of the day!