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Abstract - Knowledge Based Systems Group - TU Delft

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I N T ERN SH I P T U D EL FT – SERI O U S GA M I N G RO T T ERD A M U N I V ERSI T Y / C M I<br />

D I GI T A L U N I V ERSI T Y PA GE 2 5 1 2 - 0 1 - 2 0 0 8<br />

icon with the orange/yellow dots. When u clicked these icons, a menu will<br />

show up with 4 fields.<br />

These fields are Fields and Detection, Particles, Soft Body and Fluid<br />

simulation. To enable Fluid Simulation press the Enable button in the Fluid<br />

Simulation field.<br />

If the Enable button is pressed a menu will appear. This menu contains 6<br />

buttons: Domain, Fluid, Obstacle, Inflow, Outflow and Particle.<br />

Figure 2.6.1.3 Fluid simulation<br />

To create a Fluid Simulation there have to be at least two objects. One<br />

object is the Domain which normally is a cube. The Domain is the space<br />

where the fluid simulation is performed. All fluid objects outside of it are<br />

ignored, and the fluid can not flow out of the domain.<br />

The second object is the fluid. The Fluid object is always placed within the<br />

domain. When this scene is simulated the Fluid will release within the<br />

domain and act like a real fluid would.<br />

Figure 2.6.1.4 Fluid simulation - animated<br />

SVEN ANKER - 0773594<br />

ROB VAN DER KAMP - 0772800

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