Fluidos and the orientation of sources

Ryselle-Ryssa

Hi!

I'm sorry, but I haven't found a generl "help me with fluidos!" threat so far...

I'm working with fluidos, or, trying to do this, and I'm at this point, where I stuck.

After following the instructions from the receipe-guide, I wanted to make, lets say "a classic". Long stroy short, this came out and I don't know why.

It seems to me, that the source is kind of off, but I really don't know how to fix this...

Thank you in advance!

Ryselle-Ryssa

 

Richard Haseltine

The vendor's thread is https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/273541/updated-to-v1-3-now-macos-support-fluidos-a-fluids-simulator-plugin-for-daz-studio-commercial#latest If you post there or continue here please post a screen shot of your set up from the orthogonal axes, which might be easier to follow.

Ryselle-Ryssa

Thank you!

Alberto

Ryselle-Ryssa said:

Hi!

I'm sorry, but I haven't found a generl "help me with fluidos!" threat so far...

I'm working with fluidos, or, trying to do this, and I'm at this point, where I stuck.

After following the instructions from the receipe-guide, I wanted to make, lets say "a classic". Long stroy short, this came out and I don't know why.

It seems to me, that the source is kind of off, but I really don't know how to fix this...

Thank you in advance!

Ryselle-Ryssa

 

It's beautiful your scene!

It seems that the mesher don't have the same orientation as the Domain. If that's the case, only copy the properties from Domain to the Mesher.

Diomede

we also have a users thread

https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/274781/fluidos-show-me-the-honey-a-thread-for-all-things-liquid