- Introduction to Advanced Tutorials
- "Hello" From the developers
- RealFlow's User Interface
- Adjusting RealFlow Preferences
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The Export Central window
- Introduction
- General Structure
- Scene Tree Options
- Exporting Particle Emitters
- Exporting Grid Emitters
- Exporting Grid Domains
- Exporting Grid Mists
- Exporting RealWave Nodes
- Exporting Cameras
- Exporting Daemons
- Exporting Objects
- Exporting Meshes
- Exporting Job Files
- Exporting Log Files
- Exporting Previews
- Hybrido
- RealFlow Emitters
- RealFlow Daemons
- RealFlow Objects
- RealFlow MultiJoints
- RealFlow Meshes
- RealFlow Cameras
- RealWave
- IDOC
- RealFlow Job Manager
- Curve Editor
- RealFlow Plug-ins
- RealFlow -nogui
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RealFlow Scripting
- Introduction
- Python and RealFlow
- Script Types and Scripting Windows
- Common Settings
- Batch Scripts
- Simulation Events
- Scripted Nodes
- Hello World
- Scalar Variables
- List Variables
- Dictionary Variables
- Global and Local Variables
- Operators
- Data Types
- Accessing RealFlow Nodes
- Accessing Particles
- Conditions
- Building Vectors
- Changing Attributes
- Changing Particle Attributes
- Custom Attributes
- Affecting Particles with Daemons
- Shifting Particles
- Custom Functions
- Using Modules
- Creating Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs)
- Final Notes
- Scripting - Examples & Ideas
- Tables and Values
- C++ SDK
- Plug-ins
- Other
I have emulated the tutorial to the letter with realflow5.
When I add a gravity daemon to the exlusive list of the GridFluidDomain01 the deep water emitter section and the rest water emitter section begin to descend until out of the domain and gone. This leaves the wave emitter thrashing water out to an empty shoreline.
If I omit the gravity daemon from the exclusive domain list things are far more like the expected result except the waves (without gravity) do not curve and fall but simply arc ever upwards.
How on earth do you add a gravity daemon to all 3 water emitters without the main and rest bodies cascading down and out of the domain ?
Many regards for great tutorials
Riff