River using new flip sop in Houdini 19.5

[@iluvyunie]

I like that you included something about work efficiency and using multiple sims 👍

[@diyz3n]

Yeah that’s so important in simulation Houdini and thank you my pleasure

[@axe_fx]

This is exactly what I was looking for some time and there was zero tutorials on merging 2 FLIPs. Thanks for the tutorial

[@diyz3n]

yeah my pleasure, honestly I was wondering how we can merge two flips as they showed us in the launch event so I figured it out

[@OnkAnCa64]

Nice, clearly explain, thanks

[@diyz3n]

My pleasure dude

[@hamidthephysicist6376]

Thank you very much. I love your tutorials.

[@diyz3n]

Yeah man happy to hear that. I always trying to keep it simple and yet clever and so handy so welcome to the family.

[@raimuhammaduzairfareed7628]

this is awesome

[@diyz3n]

Yeah it is , have fun with it

[@Kmankeg]

Very efficient and concise! Great! :)

[@diyz3n]

Thanks , Yeah it is, my pleasure

[@HoudinifxAlfredosanmartin]

thanks !

[@diyz3n]

My pleasure

[@Bachosokhadze]

thanks for the understandable tutorial. Can you make a short tutorial about how to add WhiteWater for this one ???

[@diyz3n]

Thanks for your kind words, in my opinion white water now is have hard approach to get so I will wait for Houdini 20 (as folks at sidefx siad will add into sop) and I will make tutorial for that because I always trying to offering simple stuff yet handy to an artist, White water now in dop level so in my opinion that’s so complex to artist

[@Bachosokhadze]

@@diyz3n I also know that. they are going to add it to the 20 version. but in presentation video igor zanic add white water for this one. i think need ''surface'' and ''VEL'' attribute to source white water. anyway i try this and send you feedback. P.S sorry for my bad english )))

[@diyz3n]

Yeah I heard that in presentation those guys said you can add traditional white water to this simulation, but unfortunately current white water use DOP level network, yeah man try this and send me the feedback if the Whitewater have a easy approach I will do tutorial for that, by the way your English is fine and good

[@GG-gr2px]

How do you mesh both the low and the high rez particles as one and how do you deal with the difference in resolution/particle quantity in their overlapping edges?

[@diyz3n]

For the first question you can merge the particles together then apply VDB from particle

[@diyz3n]

For the second question as folks at side effects said: “ yeah we know it’s not perfect but at least you have some data to share with the solvers “ so honestly I am working on that

[@LukeMagdaP]

Do you by any chance have links to the geometry and character files you have used?

[@diyz3n]

Sorry I don’t have it now