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Guys, in LW it's pretty normal to smooth the surface in shading. It just smooths the normals prior to rendering. I guess he's having the notorious problem of the LW plugin not refreshing the surfacing at all. And there's a lot of threads on that...

If I remember correctly I'd found that advice and it didn't help. The
problem might have been with the scene scale as it was pretty small.
Don't remember how small though, the project's gone already.

Hi again It was happening in 2012 and it turned out that RF4 meshed it right. And today I came across this posting by FusionCI: http://www.linkedin.com/groupAnswers?viewQuestionAndAnswers=&discussionID=82901996&gid=782027&trk=eml-anet_dig-b_nd-pst_ttle-cn&ut=0EFiAT_oT3pB01 I believe it's the same th...

Now pouring an interstellar flow of liquid over it would make it more worth showing in a realflow forum, wouldn't it?

Hello There's an expanding body of liquid and as it slowly grows (retimed) the mesh starts flickering and collapsing to center. Playing with settings does not help, sometimes giving no mesh at all (0 faces) and sometimes giving partial mesh covering the fluid at some regions. WTF? Attached files

I think you need to calculate displacement at the same step as the grid itself and then it just applies it to the mesh you create later. Is this what you did?

You set it's node to inactive. If you uncheck it from the export central it will simulate, but not export. And also you usually first sim the particles only and then later the mesh as a postprocess. Not by reseting and bringing the emitter back, but by pressing the build meshes button.

If it was a first time user I'd not pay any attention, but as it's you just tell me you're joking! C'mon dude!

You won't make a good producer ''in the near future'' with that attitude. You're
forgiven this time as you don't know what it takes to make 50 photoreal blood
shots.

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