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"perfectly correct" fluids are crazy computationally intensive. However if you can fake it with "close enough" fluids, they still look perfect, but take a fract
by Incipient 4y ago
"perfectly correct" fluids are crazy computationally intensive. However if you can fake it with "close enough" fluids, they still look perfect, but take a fraction of the computation.
Don't use them for wave slam on a vessel, but they're brilliant for games.
- dasv 4y agoI was hoping for CFD applications myself when I saw the headline... Is there any progress on that direction or is it even possible?