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I got a fair amount of tendril type behavior using the default settings with the Viscosity Texture.

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Wow! That looks really cool. Wish they'd do that for Lightwave, but I know they probably won't.

Hurrah!

I may be wrong, but I don't think you can do that. If you want to fins to be soft bodies and collide with objects the floor or rocks or something, then you should do that in your 3D software and not in Real Flow. Once you activate soft bodies in RF, it would make the fish or whatever object you're u...

Okay, I'm not sure what you're trying to do here, so... You've got a cube and statue object in Real Flow and you used Real Wave to create the ocean effect, yes? If yes, then any problems you're having with the ocean interacting with your object should be happening in Real Flow. If it works in Real F...

Hit the F12 button (Export Central) and under the pedestal and statue object properties, select Alembic so the geometry is exported along with the ocean mesh.

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Yes, sorry I forgot to mention that. Having the object you use with the Fill Emitter should be a still object, and make sure the domain is not connected to this object so the particles do not interact with it. You only need it to do the fill.

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Actually, you want to load the object twice. The first object will be used by the fill emitter to generate the particles in the proper place. The second object will be set to "Solid Outside". This is the object that will interact with the particles and make them move inside as the object a...

Set your geometry scale to .5 or 1.0 and see that makes a difference. The polygons of the bottle are too small for the particles to interact with so they simply pass right through.

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