Imported GEO making realwave go crazy
Posted: Sun Dec 29, 2013 8:34 am
I am running an ocean sim in realwave....everything looks fine using RF geometry...a capsule or a sphere
I size the capsule similar to a low rez boat OBJ I import....get the weight just right and object interaction strength...
The when I use the imported geo my water sim has crazy errors and spikes...instead of the smooth ripples I was getting from the capsule
The spikes and craters appear immediately when the boat touches the water...sometimes I will get a sharp little spike 5-10 meters from the boat just 1 frame after it touches down
The boat was just a few hundred poly's....I tried just a shell and using the open method....and the regular closed geo method...
I increased minimum substeps to 100, and reduced poly size to 0.05....
Nothing made a difference....I spent maybe 6-8 hours tweaking either the model or the object interaction settings with no difference...
I can get exactly what I want with realflow geometry....but not with imported geo
anything I am missing here...as far as best practices for realwave and imported GEO?
I size the capsule similar to a low rez boat OBJ I import....get the weight just right and object interaction strength...
The when I use the imported geo my water sim has crazy errors and spikes...instead of the smooth ripples I was getting from the capsule
The spikes and craters appear immediately when the boat touches the water...sometimes I will get a sharp little spike 5-10 meters from the boat just 1 frame after it touches down
The boat was just a few hundred poly's....I tried just a shell and using the open method....and the regular closed geo method...
I increased minimum substeps to 100, and reduced poly size to 0.05....
Nothing made a difference....I spent maybe 6-8 hours tweaking either the model or the object interaction settings with no difference...
I can get exactly what I want with realflow geometry....but not with imported geo
anything I am missing here...as far as best practices for realwave and imported GEO?