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Thanks for your interest and recommendation. It would be great to benchmark with other solvers to have more insights on how GPU-fluid solver performs. I built Doriflow mainly to fill in the gap from other solvers that has been lacking over the years - to provide Blender users more capabilities when it comes to fluid simulation. You can utilize Doriflow to simulate a more robust fluid-structure interactions (floating multiple shapes of object), physics-realism viscous fluid, partial-keyframed object (keyframe the rotation of a fish and let the solver calculate its propulsion force in fluid). Everything is designed to run on GPU to hopefully solve that complex physics more efficiently.

@@doriflow_engine yea, based on what ive seen till now urs is not looking as realistic as other solvers but uve shown a few functionalities ive never seen before... keep going!

@@bUildYT yea for sure - will try best to improve the liquid realism as you suggested. Thanks for dropping by and hope to get your input in the next videos as well :)

@@doriflow_engine sure :D

Hi there, I aim to release tutorials videos with the next upcoming patch as there will be some impact changes both in solver and UI functions. Meanwhile, you can follow some basics tutorial here: www.doriflow.com/tutorial but this will be replaced once the patch 1.2.1 is released. Hope it helps! :)

hi there, sorry to hear that, can you send us an email at support@doriflow.com. Please make sure to use it on Blender 4.1, as we are working on making Doriflow to be compatible with Blender 4.3

Hi there, love to hear that you are interested in Doriflow. Currently, all sources of contents and information can be found here: www.doriflow.com, our RUclips and Instagram page. You can try the demo in here: www.doriflow.com/buy and see if it can help in your workflow before committing to buy. We are working towards the next release with more features and more convenient UI that will be coming soon. Have fun trying the demo and hope to have you as our customers :)

@@doriflow_engine Thanks. I'll give the demo a try. I'm specifically looking for a solution to create ship wakes. Is it possible to isolate the whitewater from the fluid surface in yor setup?

@@stephanstrydom6175 yes it is possible. As we are giving the user 100% control on all fluid elements in the scenes, you can choose to render fluid mesh, foam, bubble or spray particles individually

@@doriflow_engine Sounds good. Honestly If yo can show me an example of a half decent ship wake I'll buy without hesitation.

@@stephanstrydom6175 we will be posting more fluid scenes on all of our pages very soon, and it will be including the moving body with wake example. You can then decide on if Doriflow is suitable. Hope it helps.

chào bạn, clip này mình sử dụng phần mềm Blender 3D với phần mềm mô phỏng chất lỏng bên thứ 3 để làm nha :)

@@doriflow_engine ồ, Vietnamese à bác, bác làm clip đẹp lắm ạ

@@KhanhNgoHoaHoi cám ơn bạn đã ghé xem nhé :)

@KhanhVo-zp9lh cám ơn bạn đã ủng hộ nhé. Nếu version 1.0 này còn thiếu sót gì thì bạn cứ góp ý thoải mái vô email support@gmail.com nhé, mình sẽ cố gắng hoàn thiện ở bản udpate tiếp. Mình hiện đang muốn hợp tác với user biết sử dụng #Blender, đặc biệt là có kinh nghiệm làm về mô phỏng chất lỏng, để làm những tutorial và showcases. Nếu bạn có hứng thú thì liên hệ mình tại support@doriflow.com nhé (cứ nhắn tiếng việt cũng được), mình sẽ thông tin thêm :) Cám ơn nhé

Thank you! The Doriflow settting and methods are completely different from the native Blender solver, as it supports GPU baking and floating objects as well. And for now it is designed for liquid phase only :)

@@doriflow_engine thanks for telling! liquid and bubbles look great, I will positively consider purchasing.

@@YuCreate1216 thanks for your kind words - it just made my day! Feel free to try out the demo at www.doriflow.com/pricing - and if you decided to go for it, don't forget to use the WELCOME30 code to get 30% off as well :) Looking forward to have you as a customer.

Hi! I designed Doriflow to be a comprehensive GPU fluid solver engine, enabling you to make accurate predictions for real fluid application scenarios. Doriflow features 2-way coupling for fluid-solid interactions, allowing for simulations of floating objects based on their density. It also leverages GPU processing to generate whitewater effects. Also, Doriflow gives the ability to compute fluid dynamics, mesh, and whitewater in any order. This flexibility gives users full control over the scene, eliminating long wait times just to discover an incorrect outcome. Regarding the realtime fluid solver, as far as I know of, it mainly focus on the visual effects hence not solving a proper fluid dynamics equations. This is a different approach to Doriflow. Having said that, real-time and real-physics are what I ultimately aiming for in the future. I hope I answered your questions, and you can have a look at www.doriflow.com for more information, and try out the Demo as well :) Have fun.

@@doriflow_engine alright i see definitely sounds really cool! gotta try it out! does it do mixing liquids or viscosity changes? i havnt been able to find anything on that on the website.

@@OversioVisuals Doriflow currently does not support mixing liquids of different densities in this 1.0 version. And by viscosity changes, do you mean keyframed viscosity? Doriflow does not support keyframes variables yet, it is in our pipeline in upcoming updates (not just viscosity but other variables as well).

Hi there, unfortunately the solver only supports the Windows currently. If the platform is possible to expand to Linux, it will be updated on our website. Hope you get access to Windows OS to try out the product :)

@@doriflow_engine Thanks for the quick response! Hopefully someday it will since most of our group uses Linux distros. Keep up the good work! 🙂

Thank you very much :) It is possible to use Gumroad and Blendermarket, however, we are planning to release more updates and presets scenes for users, as well as other updates. Hence, it is best to centralise all of that in our website. May I ask is there anything particular that you like from the platform Gumroad or Blendermarket that we have not done in our website? I will certainly pass it to the team to improve it. And for performance video, you can go to www.doriflow.com/benchmark to see upcoming benchmarks cases.

@@doriflow_engine Hi. thanks for answer. For me the reason is mostly also centralization as I have all my addons bought on Blendermarket or Gumroad. But I understand your side. The only thing that I miss is having paypal option for purchase as I'm not fully keen on giving my credit card information so that's the reason I did not bought it yet. But if such option would arrive I'll definitelly buy the addon as it looks promising.

@@lunapictures7989 Ok I see. Surely the Paypal option can be explored and I will get back to you as soon as we have solution for that :) In the mean time, you can try out the demo as well. Thanks

@@doriflow_engine Thanks. Can’t wait

@@lunapictures7989 Hi there, as suggested, the Paypal option is now available at the checkout and you will also have the Paypal Pay later option. I hope this will facilitate your needs, and thanks for the recommendation. I think this will also benefit other users who's using paypal as the main checkout method. Enjoy Doriflow. Any question on scene set up or physics, just let me know at support@doriflow.com or raise an issue at github.com/tien2292/Doriflow-Engine - and I will be there to help :)

I plotted and 3D modelled this geometry as a portion of the Tesla valve, based on the patent that Nikola Tesla submitted for his invention (as we've known today as Tesla valve). You can have a look here: patents.google.com/patent/US1329559A/en It might not look exactly like the original draft, but I think it is recognizable :)

thanks for the suggestion

do you mean the camera angle?

@@gokul_ml I could not remember correctly. But I did not change anything from default camera option

@@gokul_mlyea I do it in my other videos for fluid simulation

I hope to release it someday

@@doriflow_engine Oke

Thanks for the tip! APIC might produce more vortex and swirl flow in those corners I guess :)

@@doriflow_engine What about spending another 4 days of baking and rendering?:P I'd love to see the comparison lul :D Maybe I'm wrong and it counts more as splashes than swirls:D I need to know, won't be able to sleep till then, can't recreate it myself now waiting for a new PC:D

@@milansvancara yea doing this again will turn my room into an oven one more time lol but yea, if there is some spare capacity in the pc, i would love to try the APIC

@@doriflow_engine Yeah I know what you mean, last weeks I've downgraded graphics settings on all games and started rendering animations in eevee only just because of the outside temperatures :D

yes you read it correctly :D it might be faster with a better pc rig and graphics cards

there is a foam option in flip fluid that let you create a foam based on the local curvature of the liquid

@@doriflow_engine no it doesn't i tried

@@legendsaysai maybe you need to apply more force to the fluid itself for the solver to be able to create foam, or maybe try older blender version, maybe 2.93 or 3.0. If thats not the case, then its probably software bug-related problem, I think you should contact the software creator

No Red light green light just the pink soldiers

Thanks for the visit

Hi, thanks for checking out my vid. my pc spec is core i7 rtx 3070 and how long it took was: 500k particles Baking: 2 days Rendering : 3 days

Oh we gonna need more 'fire' than that, I heated up my room

I hope I have time to put up a tutorial on this. But generally, I set all those objects as Obstacles, and fill up the domain with fluid. Then push up the liquid using 'invisible' bar to create waves.

Because I chose a high resolution for physics simulation, the specs cost 1 week of computational resource. Would be faster if I had a better CPU though :)

@@doriflow_engine ohhh okay

@@doriflow_engine well how do you make your animation less noisy? Like I am looking around h internet to find a solution and I onl found to plugins and some ciompositing while one plugin does if for someone and its free. Its called super image denoiser

I dont have an exact answer, I guess you have to do your own experiment? But with core i7 and rtx 3060, i should not take long, I would say around 1 or 2 days

@@doriflow_engine what?? thats crazy long, for me i rendered a 30 seconds fluid simulation in cycles in around an hour n a half

@@el_iozie It depends on how heavy your fluid simulation is, cause it needs to load particles and foam(if have) into every frame when rendering.

1-2 days to render 30 seconds? Something about that and "not too long" doesnt quite match in my mind :)

Thank you :D

Yes I mainly prefer cycles it is more realistic than Eevee

Yes I did :)

Yes I can put it on Gumroad. I will let you know once it is uploaded

@@doriflow_engine great !