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Or using a kAge or kVolume daemons in order to remove unwanted particles after short time or in some places.

There are also scripts that do the same as the filter (however without the falloff option).

The answer I got back from Nextlimit:

Unfortunately it is a bug when using filters with fields. We're going to fix it. If you remove the spherical field for the filter daemon it will work. Sorry for incoveniences.

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currently I am away from the machine with RFC4D, but I can check later. At least with the version 3 in C4DR20+ you can adapt the falloff of most daemons with the "Fields" option.

Time to complain at Nextlimit...

To be 200% fair here... the "FliPFluids" is a commercial plugin for Blender ( https://blendermarket.com/products/flipfluids ), similar to what Oldcode showed for Lightwave. Nevertheless, Blender has also non-commercial fluid options and can't be beaten at this price level. Blender now is anyway the ...

Yes, I agree. The competition is not sleeping, be it Houdini or the more 3D-App specific software solutions such as Phoenix or X-particles etc. You still can see Realflow sometimes used by some professionals, usually for small-scale simulations in advertisement or motion graphics because it can be u...

I used to think more optimistically about the development of Realflow (for example that they are replacing the standalone with the plugin-versions of the software), until they removed the position that Tsn had. Since then, all the webinars, blog posts or panel presentations at conventions have stopp...

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did you have a look at the texture gizmo? It may not provide the perfect solution, but can help for a projection of a texture onto the mesh.
https://nextlimitsupport.atlassian.net/ ... ture+Gizmo

Hi SirRichard the challenge with paint is the fact that it is as a fluid very different compared to, for example, water. Paint is not only viscous, but has qualities similar to a solid object like a rubber band that stretches and gets thinner in the process. RealFlow has solvers that help to simulat...

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you have to work with the parameter "cell size" of the plane (found in the Object tab in the standalone version of RF).
Try volume mode=shell, cell size=0.02, and turn on "DY continuous collision detection". If the collision detection works, then you can lower the DY collision distance.