Title: | Crash when Lucid Geometry operator and Lucid Fluid operator in the same Particle Flow event. |
Category: | Crash/Critical |
Status: | Open |
Posted By: | michaelwbell ( Michael Wentworth-Bell ) |
Date Created: | 4 December 2015 |
Title: | Crash when Lucid Geometry operator and Lucid Fluid operator in the same Particle Flow event. |
Category: | Crash/Critical |
Status: | Open |
Posted By: | michaelwbell ( Michael Wentworth-Bell ) |
Date Created: | 4 December 2015 |
Description: | Hi Marsel!
I was testing a Pflow setup using the Lucid Fluid operator. I wanted to see how the Lucid Geometry operator would compare. I added the Geometry operator to the flow and disabled the fluid operator (See screenshot). When I attempt this simulation it will run through the timeline, but nothing will Sim and then 3ds Max will crash. It will not be able to 'save a recovery file' of the scene. |
Steps to Reproduce: | |
4 December 2015
#7247 | ||
Note: If i try the opposite (Both operators in same Pflow event, but geometry is disabled and fluid is enabled) it seems the simulation will fail but 3ds max will not crash. Michael Wentworth-Bell -- Test system for Lucid: -- Portfolio - http://thelode.com.au
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4 December 2015
#7250 | ||
Thanks for the report Michael. This scenario should be disabled as the two operators are mutually exclusive within the same event, I need to look at preventing this crash. The designed workflow (and I haven't tested this yet), is to have two different events within the same PF source running side by side. There you should be able to have multiple fluid and geometry operators. Marsel Khadiyev (Software Developer, EPHERE Inc.) | ||
8 December 2015
#7269 | ||
Thanks Marsel - I will test with the deisgned workflow of 2 PF events and report back. Michael Wentworth-Bell -- Test system for Lucid: -- Portfolio - http://thelode.com.au
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