it may be a bug

[jsyang]

i find the phoenix fd crashes when i'm simulating one liquid interacting on another .i think it may be a bug.i'm using phoenix fd 3.14

[Svetlin.Nikolov]

Hey,

Can you check the about dialogue of Phoenix and screenshot it for me? I need the build ID in order to be able to match the version of the dmp file. There is no official Phoenix 3.14 yet, that's why I'm asking...

Cheers!

[jsyang]

sorry,the phoenix i'm using is 3.12,not 3.14.the scene file is modified in original lava file made by you. maybe it's a compatible issue。

[georgi.zhekov]

Hey,

Can you try updating to the latest version and try again? If the issue is still reproducible can you send us the file so we can check it.
The ones you have attached can't be downloaded for some reason.

Thanks,

[Svetlin.Nikolov]

Hey, got the files, using Internet Explorer ) We're checking them now...

[Svetlin.Nikolov]

Hey, found the issue - before the fix goes into the nightlies, you can work around it by assigning a different particle texture to the material of the MAX mesh.

The problem is a race between the simulator and the viewport to update the texture - each one invalidating the result of the other because the viewport updates the texture for exact frames, while Phoenix updates it for fractional frames because you are simulating with many frames per second.

Thanks a ton for the report!

[jsyang]

i hope the issue can be solved in new version.

[Svetlin.Nikolov]

Tests are running on it and then it will go into the nightlies

Cheers!

[Svetlin.Nikolov]

Hey, so it will be fixed in tomorrow's nightlies.

Cheers and thanks for reporting this!

[jsyang]

my pleasure.