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Hi First complete the simulation and cache/export the files to the disk. Then you have to setup the scene in C4D for loading the animation and for freezing a single stage. This can be done by converting the fluid-mesh at one point in the animation to a polygon object (shortcut key C). At this point ...

Interestingly, in my projects using RFC4DR3 it was easier to not use the option of the volume tag and instead only use the collider-tag on the moving object. The "trick" for good accuracy in the collision detection is then to simulate at much higher frame rate (slow motion) than in the final movie.

Yes, there are the parameters in the volume tag such as volume mode, cell size, surface offset that influence the "collision shape" of the object. If that does not help, a re-design of the object would be necessary (which can be a different one than the one you show in the rendered image).

You can try to enable "Show Collision Geometry" in the collider tag
https://nextlimitsupport.atlassian.net/ ... er+Display

It is possible to use that trick, but personally I would stay within the same solver type (Dyverso SPH). If you start with the glass already filled then it might be better to not use a conversion of particles, but a simple circle emitter on the bottom of the glass for the bubbles.

They have replied that it is a known bug with filter+fields that will be fixed in future updates.

Yes, I can confirm this crash. It does not happen with the simple "bounded" option, but with filter and the spherical field as falloff led to a crash here with RFC4D3 in R20, Windows. So, I have it reported to Nextlimit as a potential bug.

Dyverso. Although Hybrido seems to offer such tools like bubbles, I found it slow and hard to control sometimes. Dyverso is always my first choice for relatively small liquids in RF.

Hi in Cinema4D versions below 20 you could simply drag an object in a slot of the falloff, that was easy. Now, in 20+ you have to use fields, which is another layer of tools in between RF and Cinema4D. What you can do is this with any object with odd shapes (there are special shaped field such as fo...

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the installer for RF2015 (9.1.2.193 Release) is still available at the Nextlimit customer portal