PIC/FLIP/APIC fluid simulation library with a built-in bidirectional path tracer and a Maya plugin.
libfluid uses CMake and requires a C++17-compliant compiler. Building has been tested on Visual Studio 2019 and g++ 8.1.0. The library itself does not require any extra dependencies. libfluid also includes a bidirectional path tracer that is built if FLUID_BUILD_RENDERER is ON.
The repository also includes a testbed, which is built depending on the value of FLUID_BUILD_TESTBED (ON by default). The testbed requires GLU and GLFW.
The building of the Maya plugin is dependent on the variable FLUID_BUILD_MAYA_PLUGIN. The variable FLUID_MAYA_DEVKIT_PATH should be set to point to the Maya devkit directory that contains the include and lib directories.
Note: these controls may or may not be up-to-date. See key_callback() in main.cpp for controls actually implemented in the testbed.
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
| Enter | Start / pause fluid simulation |
| R | Reset simulation |
| Spacebar | Step simulation |
| P | Toggle particle visualization |
| C | Toggle cell occupation visualization |
| F | Toggle face velocity visualization |
| M | Toggle mesh visibility |
| A | Toggle APIC debug visualization |
| F1 | Cycle particle visualization mode |
| F2 | Cycle mesh visualization mode |
| F3 | Save fluid mesh to mesh.obj |
| F4 | Save particles to points.txt |
| 5 | Set simulation setup 4 |
| 6 | Set simulation setup 3 |
| 7 | Set simulation setup 2 |
| 8 | Set simulation setup 1 |
| 9 | Set simulation setup 0 |
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
| V | Toggle render preview visibility |
| S | Start / pause render preview sampling |
| 0 | Load current water simulation for rendering |
| 1 | Load Cornell box scene for rendering |
| 2 | Load glass sphere scene for rendering |
| F5 | Render high-resolution high-sample-count image to test.ppm |
| F6 | Save render preview to test.ppm |
rlguy/GridFluidSim3Dhelped a lot for the solver implementation.nepluno/apic2dis a good reference of the general algorithm.
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