Sắp Đặt (Settings)
Tham Chiếu (Reference)
- Bảng (Panel)
- Thể Loại (Type)
Phạm vi (Domain)
The domain object contains the entire simulation. Fluid simulations cannot leave the domain, it will either collide with the edge or disappear, depending on the domain's settings.
Keep in mind that large domains need higher resolutions and longer bake times. You will want to make it just large enough that the simulation will fit inside it, but not so large that it takes too long to compute the simulation.
To create a domain, add a cube and transform it until it encloses the area where you want the simulation to take place. Translation, rotation, and scaling are all allowed. To turn it into a fluid domain, click Fluid in the tab, then select Domain as the fluid Type.
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You can use other shapes of mesh objects as domain objects, but the fluid simulator will use the shape's Bounding Box as the domain bounds. In other words, the actual shape of the domain will still be rectangular.
- Thể Loại Phạm Vi (Domain Type)
A fluid domain can control either liquid or gas flows. Liquid domains take all liquid flow objects that intersect with the domain into consideration. Gas domains consider all intersecting Smoke, Fire, and Smoke & Fire flow objects. It is not possible to change the domain type dynamically.
- Số Lần Chia Độ Phân Giải (Resolution Divisions)
The fluid domain is subdivided into many "cells" called Voxels which make up "pixels" of fluid. This setting controls the number of subdivisions in the domain. Higher numbers of subdivisions are one way of creating higher resolution fluids.
Since the resolution is defined in terms of "subdivisions", larger domains will need more divisions to get an equivalent resolution to a small domain. For example, a one meter cube with 64 Resolution Divisions will need 128 divisions to match a 2 meter cube. The dimension used as the base division is the longest dimension of the objects bounding box. To help visualize the voxel size, the Resolution Divisions can be previewed with a small cube shown in the 3D Viewport, to show the size of these divisions.
- Tỷ Lệ Thời Gian (Time Scale)
Controls the speed of the simulation. Low values result in a "slow motion" simulation, while higher values can be used to advance the simulation faster (good for generating fluids to be used in still renders).
- Số CFL (CFL Number)
Determines the maximum velocity per grid cell and is measured in grid cells per time step. Fluid is only allowed to move up to this velocity in one time step. If this threshold is exceeded the solver will subdivide the simulation step.
In general, greater CFL (Courant–Friedrichs–Lewy) numbers will minimize the number of simulation steps and the computation time. Yet it will yield less physically accurate behavior for fast fluid flows. Smaller CFL numbers result in more simulation steps per frame, longer simulation times but more accurate behavior at high velocities (e.g. fast fluid flow colliding with obstacle).
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When lowering the CFL number it is recommended to increase the maximum number of time steps. Similarly, when increasing the CFL number the minimum number of time steps should be adjusted.
- Sử Dụng Bước Thời Gian Tùy Ứng (Use Adaptive Time Steps)
Lets the solver automatically decide when to perform multiple simulation steps per frame. It takes into account the maximum and minimum number of time steps, the current Frame Rate, and the Time Scale.
- Số Phân Bước Thời Gian Tối Đa (Timesteps Maximum)
Maximum number of allowed time steps per frame. If needed, the solver will divide a simulation step up to this number of sub-steps.
- Số Phân Bước Thời Gian Tối Thiểu (Timesteps Minimum)
Minimum number of allowed time steps per frame. The solver will always perform at least this number of simulation steps per frame.
- Trọng Lực (Gravity)
By default the fluid solver will use the global scene gravity. This behavior can be disabled in the scene settings. Disabling the global gravity will enable the fluid gravity options.
- Không Gian Trống Duy Thể Khí (Gas Only)
Voxels with values under this value are considered empty space. More empty space optimizes rendering. With OpenVDB caching it also reduces cache sizes.
- Xóa Nội Bên Trong Chướng Ngại Vật (Delete in Obstacle)
Remover any volume of fluid that intersects with an obstacle inside the domain.
Ranh Giới Va Đập (Border Collisions)
Tham Chiếu (Reference)
- Bảng (Panel)
- Thể Loại (Type)
Domain (Gas)
Controls which sides of the domain will allow fluid "pass through" the domain, making it disappear without influencing the rest of the simulation, and which sides will deflect fluids.
Khói (Smoke)
Tham Chiếu (Reference)
- Bảng (Panel)
- Thể Loại (Type)
Domain (Gas)
- Tỷ Trọng Lực Nổi (Buoyancy Density)
Buoyant force based on smoke density.
Values above 0 will cause the smoke to rise (simulating smoke which is lighter than ambient air).
Values below 0 will cause smoke to sink (simulating smoke which is heavier than ambient air).
- Nhiệt Lực Nổi (Buoyancy Heat)
Controls how much smoke is affected by temperature. The effect this setting has on smoke depends on the per flow object Initial Temperature:
Values above 0 will result in the smoke rising when the flow object Initial Temperature is set to a positive value, and smoke sinking when the flow object Initial Temperature is set to a negative value.
Values below 0 will result in the opposite of positive values, i.e. smoke emitted from flow objects with a positive Initial Temperature will sink, and smoke from flow objects with a negative Initial Temperature will rise.
Note that smoke from multiple flow objects with different temperatures will mix and warm up or cool down until an equilibrium is reached.
- Lốc Xoáy (Vorticity)
Controls the amount of turbulence in the smoke. Higher values will make lots of small swirls, while lower values make smoother shapes.
Sự so sánh các lượng lực lốc xoáy khác nhau. (Comparison of different amounts of vorticity.) 
Domain with a vorticity of 0.0.
Domain with a vorticity of 0.2.
Tiêu Hủy (Dissolve)
Allow smoke to dissipate over time.
- Thời Gian (Time)
Speed of smoke's dissipation in frames.
- Chậm (Slow)
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Lửa (Fire)
Tham Chiếu (Reference)
- Thể Loại (Type)
Phạm vi (Domain)
- Bảng (Panel)
- Tốc Độ Phản Ứng (Reaction Speed)
How fast fuel burns. Larger values result in smaller flames (fuel burns before it can go very far), smaller values result in larger flames (fuel has time to flow farther before being fully consumed).
- Lượng Khói khi Lửa Cháy (Flame Smoke)
Amount of extra smoke created automatically to simulate burnt fuel. This smoke is best visible when using a "Fire + Smoke" Flow Object.
- Lốc Xoáy (Vorticity)
Vorticity for flames in addition to the global fluid Vorticity.
- Nhiệt Độ Tối Đa (Temperature Maximum)
Maximum temperature of flames. Larger values result in faster rising flames.
- Tối Thiểu (Minimum)
Minimum temperature of flames. Larger values result in faster rising flames.
- Màu Lửa (Flame Color)
Color of flame created by burnt fuel.
Chất Lỏng (Liquid)
Tham Chiếu (Reference)
- Thể Loại (Type)
Phạm vi (Domain)
- Bảng (Panel)
Liquid settings control the behavior of the particles which the simulation consists of. Enabling the liquid checkbox will automatically create a particle system for the simulation. This particle system visualizes the flow of the simulation. Visualizing the liquid particles is optional. The fluid simulation will make use of all the fields without an attached particle system too.
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Disabling the liquid checkbox will delete the attached particle system and its settings.
- Phương Pháp Mô Phỏng (Simulation Method)
Determines the liquid particle simulation method.
- Đảo Lật (FLIP)
Produces a very splashy simulation with lots of particles dispersed in the air.
- Affine Particle-In-Cell: Hạt Trong Tế Bào Afin (APIC)
Produces a very energetic but also more stable simulation. Vortices within the liquid will be preserved better than with FLIP.
- Tỷ Số FLIP Duy Mô Phỏng FLIP mà Thôi (Simulation FLIP Only):
How much FLIP velocity to use when updating liquid particle velocities. A value of 1.0 will result in a completely FLIP based simulation. Completely FLIP based simulations produce more chaotic splashes and are preferable when simulating greater quantities of liquid. When using smaller values the behavior will be less turbulent and splashes are more subtle. This is optimal when simulating scenes where the liquid is supposed to be on a small scale.
- Tối Đa của hệ thống (System Maximum)
Maximum number of fluid particles that are allowed in the simulation. If this field is set to a nonzero value the simulation will never contain more than this number of fluid particles. Otherwise, with a value of zero the solver will always sample new particles when needed.
- Bán Kính Hạt (Particle Radius)
The radius of one liquid particle in grid cells units. This value describes how much area is covered by a particle and thus determines how much area around it can be considered as liquid. A greater radius will let particles cover more area. This will result in more grids cell being tagged as liquid instead of just being empty.
Whenever the simulation appears to leak or gain volume in an undesired, non physically accurate way it is a good idea to adjust this value. That is, when liquid seems to disappear this value needs to be increased. The inverse applies when too much liquid is being produced.
- Lấy Mẫu Vật (Sampling)
Factor that is used when sampling particles. A higher value will sample more particles. Note that particle resampling occurs at every single simulation step.
- Độ Ngẫu Nhiên (Randomness)
New particles are sampled with some randomness attached to their position which can be controlled by this field. Higher values will sample the liquid particles more randomly in inflow regions. With a value of 0.0 all new particles will be sampled uniformly inside their corresponding grid cells.
When trying to create a laminar inflow (with little randomness) or more turbulent flows (with greater randomness) this value can be useful.
- Số Hạt Tối Đa (Particles Maximum)
The maximum number of liquid particles per grid cell. During a simulation the number of liquid particles in a cell can fluctuate: Particles can flow into other cells or can get deleted if they move outside the narrow band. Resampling will add new particles considering this maximum.
This value sets the upper threshold of particles per cell. It is also a good way to estimate how many particles there can be in your simulation (one needs to take grid resolution into account too). This can be useful before baking and when planning a simulation.
- Tối Thiểu (Minimum)
The minimum number of liquid particles per grid cell. Similarly to the maximum particle threshold, this value ensures that there are at least a certain amount of particles per cell.
- Băng Tần Hẹp (Narrow Band Width)
Controls the width in grid cell units of the narrow band that liquid particles are allowed to flow in. A high value will result in a thicker band and can result in an inflow region completely filled with particles. Unless the goal of the simulation is to visualize the liquid particles it is recommended to not increase the band width significantly as more particles slow down the simulation.
In some situations increasing this value can help create volume when the simulation appears to leak. In all other cases it is best to keep the narrow band as thin as possible since the liquid surface contains most details and simulating particles inside the liquid is not an optimal use of computing resources.
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The narrow band is an implementation of Narrow Band FLIP for Liquid Simulations.
- Phân Số Chướng Ngại Vật (Fractional Obstacles)
Enables finer resolution in fluid / obstacle regions (second order obstacles). This option reduces the "stepping effect" that results when an obstacle lies inclined inside the domain. It also makes liquid flow more smoothly over an obstacle.
- Khoảng cách Trướng Ngại Vật (Obstacle Distance)
Determines how far apart fluid and obstacles are. This value can be used to achieve a more fluid motion over inclined obstacles: Depending on the slope of the obstacle increasing this value can help liquid particles flow better over an obstacle. Setting this field to a negative value will let fluid move towards the inside of an obstacle.
- Ngưỡng của Trướng Ngại Vật (Obstacle Threshold)
Value to control the smoothness of the fractional obstacle option. Smaller value reduce the "stepping effect" but may result particles sticking to the obstacle.
- Nướng Dữ Liệu, Phóng Thích Dữ Liệu (Bake Data, Free Data)
This option is only available when using the Modular cache type. Bake Data simulates and stores the base of the fluid simulation on drive. Both gas and liquid simulations can add refinements on top of this (e.g. gas simulations can add noise, liquid simulations can add a mesh or secondary particles or both).
The progress will be displayed in the status bar. Pressing Esc will pause the simulation.
Once the simulation has been baked, the cache can be deleted by pressing Free Data. It is possible to pause or resume a Bake All process.