Liquid Transformations Tutorial using FLIP Fluids Addon 

Did you watch the force field complete guide video on the flip fluid channel? And did you try to use the debugging tools that can help you? You could also send your blend file per support form of the FF Homepage to request support.

@@Blenderphysics-Videos I tried a million and one settings…..it really needs FF to think of all the issues people can go through, script a proper video going through all these pitfalls and why the animations are not working and then let them get on with it. I’ve been trying for an hour just to get basic fluid movement on my model in FF which isn’t working. There are a huge number of variables that determine the outcome of how the simulation works and whether you can know what the software is doing with the settings in question and to see the simulation. I would also break it down and not try and make the tutorials too complex - simple thing being sought out in achieving but going through all the pitfalls. It’s bound to make them sell more of the software.

@@Blenderphysics-Videos also you can’t know to buy the FF software to get rid of the watermark if you cant know if the software will do what you want. If it does I’d buy it in a heartbeat to get rid of the watermark.

Yes that’s correct. Only the FLIP Fluids Addon has this workflow and features. But both (the addon and mantaflow) are using the same mathematical principles.

Blender has become Houdini Lite!

Put your mouse over the checkbox and click I

you need a custom geometry nodes setup for motion blur that accesses velocity data. In the helper menu is a button that does this automatically for you! It is required to click it before baking .

That’s correct - the example files are part of the payed Addon. However you will also ne able to get this results with a self compiled version. It’s just a bit less comfortable but it works

Yes! It’s required to enable „export animated mesh“ and then this will work.

Maybe the resolution is too low?

It is 👍

Yes - please send an email to supportATflipfluidsDOTcom and attach your blend file. We will then take a look into it.

@@Blenderphysics-Videos Thank You. I'll do it :)