Blender 3D FLIP Fluid: Rise from the Sea 

No problem 👍

I’ll have to look into that. :)

@@mattbeddis Flip fluids has a built in CMD rendering option and I also have a tut about using the CMD to render any project.

@@BlenderRookie - Yeah, I know where I went wrong. Baked in app and kept pausing it to see what it looked like by doing a test render. What I should have done is used the cmd bake and just updated the app to have a look. Would have been alright doing it that way. I started to use realflow a few months ago as that was GPU accelerated. It’s no longer being actively updated and when I updated my hardware it won’t use the GPU for the one type of fluid sim I want. lol. Flip fluid is still pretty good, I just wish there was more control over the fluid meshing.

@@mattbeddis I am not familiar with realflow. But every GPU accelerated application I have used(other than Blender), anytime I changed GPUs in the computer, I needed to go into the settings of that application and reoptimize the GPU.

@BlenderRookie - I tried all the tricks and got it working for PBD and SPH fluid sims. Just not hybrido sims.

Thanks. I don’t think it liked it when I paused the bake. Haven’t had it since. Took so long to bake I couldn’t really let it go again.

This didn’t end up as good as I thought, but what would you like to know?

@@mattbeddis how did you simulate an ocean interacting with an object like a liquid

@@rneffects6578 - on this one I didn’t use the ocean modifier. Trick of the camera angle and used an animated noise node plugged into a bump node to give the surface some texture.

I’m not 100% sure as it was a while ago but I think is was 256.

When I made the space ship come up like this, it doesn't work, I gave the domain resolution 300, but still the water flow and fall, nothing comes out right, can you help me?

@@cgengin6864 try adding an surface offset to the ship. Sometimes the voxel size is too big for the mesh.