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Hi these layers in the mesh are indeed an unpleasant "feature" of the grid-solvers. In the mesh type "particle mesh" you have the "smooth" parameter that can be useful for such problems, although it tends to reduce details at the edges. In the "Particle Mesh VDB" type of mesh you have the option of ...

Just saw these tutorials for RF-Cinema4D on YouTube by a Polish Studio, here for example about the Dspline Daemon
https://youtu.be/EB2835ypUwc

His website is https://pirograf.pl/pl/

Changing resolution also changes the size of individual liquid particles and the mesh is changed too. There is not really a formula or dedicated function to adapt the mesh, so experimenting with (especially) the radius will be necessary.

Well, you can zoom in and out of the window of the relationship editor with the mouse wheel. You can also detach that window and make it big. So, there is no fixed size of those icons.

Also, make sure that in the settings of the collider tag the "Fluid" is put into the "Links" box.

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its probably one of the settings of the cube. Could you upload the scene file somewhere for me having a look at it?

It is one of the possibilities and the internal structure has changed in the meantime. If you have the option to install it with a newer version of C4D, I would try that too.

Well, that was pretty much my idea to this topic... I usually don't have these crashes here with RFC4D version 3 in R20 on Windows. Maybe try changing the substeps of the simulation or use another file save location chosen because of access problems. Otherwise, I think that is a case for the officia...

Hi

so, you are sure it is the size that makes the crash? I had a problem in the past with GPU-acceleration and large amounts of particles, but I assume you have GPU acceleration turned off with your graphics card.

However, if you like to use a mesh that has an age gradient, then I can report that the old trick using "magnitudes" and a vertexmap in Cinema4D after importing with the classic connectivity plugin still works. Shown here is a mesh made in RF10.5 standalone with the particle mesh option, export as m...