Ocean flicker with Redshift

[mathef]

Hi there
I am learning the amazing Phoenix FD. I have Phoenix FD Liquid Sim with Phoenix Ocean Vector map in the displacement slot. There is no simulation and I am rendering in Redshift. The result is quite nice, but I encounter weird flicker as you can see in the video. Around the time 0:02 there is a jump in, as it seems, Ocean subdivs. I can't pin point the source of the problem, nor say if it is problem of Phoenix or Redshift. When I change different settings the problem occurs on a different random frame, also it looks like when I am not using moving camera, the problem is gone, but I am not sure. Any help will be very apprecieted.
Thank you and have a great day!

[George Barzinski]

Looks like you have caches from two different simulations. My suggestion is to delete all the cache and simulate again

[Svetlin.Nikolov]

Thanks for sending the scene! It was an issue when looking at a subdivided simulator surface could change the ocean detail drastically during animation. The fix will be in tomorrow's nightly builds

[mathef]

Oh sorry, I forgot I sent it also here. Thank you again Svetlin!
If someone has the same problem, try to move simulation box out of camera view. Just a fast workaround before the nightly build.

[mathef]

Thanks for sending the scene! It was an issue when looking at a subdivided simulator surface could change the ocean detail drastically during animation. The fix will be in tomorrow's nightly builds

Hello, Svetlin. Sorry to bother you again I thought I found a solution moving the simulation box out of camera view, unfortunately, the horizon of generated infinite ocean jitter. Something that simulation box doesn't do. I am at home at the moment and I cant download the nightly build as I am on trial version. Do you have any idea how can I workaround this issue, please?

[mathef]

Looks like you have caches from two different simulations. My suggestion is to delete all the cache and simulate again

Thank you for your suggestion George. Unfortunately I dont using any simulation. It is just displacement.