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Thank you for this information.

I need to step away for a day to finish a commercial project, but will come back to this topic in two days.

Very nice, Christian. Clever and it seems to be rapid. A much better approach than the script and SPH solver.

Thank you for posting a nice big screenshot of your setup! Clear enough that I can see all the settings: I'm going to try that!

OK, I looked at the two tutorials you first referenced, and I looked again at Christian's video. Can you make a more detailed description of the melt scene you are trying to achieve? For example, can you tell us about the object that is melting - how large is it and how complex is it? How long is yo...

Nice melt scene, Christian!!!!!!!

I should add that while you will need a top end motherboard for the Titan RX (MSI or ASUS), you will have to avoid overclocking it, and you will need an excellent cooling arrangement of some kind. Both for the CPU and the Titan. And, the bad news is that the very top end motherboards have been prett...

My personal opinion is that an all Intel-nVidia line is the best way to go for Realflow. Yes, you do have a reasonably powerful machine now. I don't think you will get more than a 35-45 % improvement in Realflow simulation speed if you replace your machine with the hardware you are proposing. And al...

A couple of things to add to this discussion. The AMD Ryzen series of CPS are generally faster than the Intel CPU's, but the Intel CPUs have deeper caches, which Realflow can use to good effect. I think the choice between the two CPUs might be subject to which kind of Realflow simulations you want t...

I've never tried this, but you might consider stopping the sim midway, and using the utility that clears the memory. "IF" you are using Windows! Realflow has a built-in utility for this, but I also have an external utility that clears the RAM when I click it. Part of my Advanced System Care product,...

TSN, you are a gem!

Apologies, I'm not a C4D user, but the answer should be in the Cell Size of the Volume for your concrete pool object. Realflow works by creating a grid of cubic "volumes" or "cells" around your object, and then calculating the movements of the particles within those cells. You can control the size o...