Nvidia FX 2D Fluid Simulation

[ShortStuf7]

As it says in the title, this is for nvidia users exclusively (I have ati currently :p )

Anyways, this is a fairly decent looking fluid simulation that I hadn't seen psoted here (I used the magic button.), So I thought I'd post it here along with a few others.

Images:

http://lcs.ios.ac.cn/~lyq/demos/gpgpu/Sequence0943.jpg

http://lcs.ios.ac.cn/~lyq/demos/gpgpu/Sequence0440.jpg

His page:

http://lcs.ios.ac.cn/~lyq/demos/gpgpu/gpgpu.htm

Download:

http://lcs.ios.ac.cn/~lyq/demos/gpgpu/DemoFluid2D.zip

Enjoy!:cool:

[Ryuraga]

nope, hasn't been posted before, and it looks awesome. too bad i don't have an Nvidia card... grumble grumble

[ThatHIppyMan]

I knew my loyalty to Nvidia wasn't just for the cool little t-shirts. It was for the cool little toys created by the cool little indie developers. Who get the cute little t-shirts, too.

[thenecronwolf]

I wonder if you could use 3d analyzer to run this...:cool:

[tehpancho]

i have Nvidia, but how do u use it? any english instructions anywhere?

[668.5]

Would a "Nvidia GeForce 2 Go" Work with it?

I recently got that one.

[TheSloth]

Would a "Nvidia GeForce 2 Go" Work with it?

I recently got that one.

No chance in hell, sir. That card has no shader support, and I think this requires a GeForce 3 or upwards, as it says Fragment Program 1.0.

[Wrestler#1]

This doesn't work for me and I have got a Nvidia GeForce 7900 GS.
I'm system is running on W Vista... Could another Vista user please tell me if this works on his system?

Wow, my english got worse :P

[looseskrewz]

I tried this a while ago, and couldn't view any fluid motion, and I have a Nvidia 6600.

Try this one, it is essentially the same program, and it should work on any system.


http://panoramix.ift.uni.wroc.pl/~maq/eng/hydrodynamica.php

Very easy to figure out, just draw a wall and some inflows, and then simulate in nearly realtime.

[Wrestler#1]

I tried this a while ago, and couldn't view any fluid motion, and I have a Nvidia 6600.

Try this one, it is essentially the same program, and it should work on any system.


http://panoramix.ift.uni.wroc.pl/~maq/eng/hydrodynamica.php

Very easy to figure out, just draw a wall and some inflows, and then simulate in nearly realtime.

I was the one who made the topic about his website. lol
Thanks anyways :D

[Relys]

Too bad I have a built-in intell graphics suck ass card and this is a run on sentence.